Police charged an Australian driver with "reversing further than necessary" after he traveled backwards for more than 25 miles along one of the country's busiest highways.
Police said the man was stopped on the Hume Highway -- which runs between the cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
Police said the man told them reverse was the only gear in the car that worked and that he was traveling home to the small regional town of Numurkah, another 56 miles away.
He was also charged with unlicensed driving and driving an unregistered car. He will appear in court later this year.
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