International student caught allegedly speeding four times in four months AN international student has been caught allegedly driving at dangerous speeds four times in four months. The alleged serial speeder, 25, has been charged with serious offences including reckless conduct endangering life, driving at a dangerous speed and exceeding the speed limit. He was also charged with driving while disqualified after allegedly driving his car to the Melbourne North police station to be interviewed over the offences last Friday. The man, who lives in Melbourne, was allegedly detected driving at 213km/h in a 100km/h zone on the Princes Freeway at Point Wilson about 2am on May 24. He was spotted again at 6.30am that morning allegedly travelling 46km/h above the speed limit near Lara on the same road while driving back to Melbourne. The man was later nabbed by police driving at 145km/h in a 100km/h zone while travelling to Mt Buller on August 20. He was fined $722 and docked eight demerit points. The next day he was detected allegedly driving 80km/h above the speed limit on the same road on his return from Mt Buller. The man was charged by Melbourne highway patrol members last Friday and bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on December 2. He had his passport seized as part of his bail conditions. Reckless conduct endangering life carries a maximum term of 10 years' jail.