Another was also detected travelling at 164kmph.
Two learner drivers have been caught speeding in the midlands.
A motorist - who's been using a learning permit for over 20 years - was arrested for dangerous driving, after detected travelling at 200 kilometres per hour on the M8 last night.
Another learner driver - who'd been on the road for three months - was caught doing 164 kilometers per hour on the M7 and issued with a Fixed Charge Notice.
Both vehicles were seized under the Clancy Amendment.
Seperately, in Portlaoise yesterday, a disqualified driver was arrested and charged to appear before the courts.
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