Windsor Police blame alcohol and drugs in a number of driving incidents over the weekend.
Five people are facing charges in four separate cases.
In one instance, a man was driving a Corvette at high speeds on the E.C. Row Expressway.
Police eventually caught up with him, but had to pull alongside and yell at the 52-year-old to get him to stop.
In another situation, two men were arrested for being impaired by marijuana after police saw a car speed along Seminole Street, passing a vehicle on the right.
And in a third incident, a 40-year-old man suffered minor injuries when he ran into a traffic signal and pole at Dougall Avenue and Eugenie Street.
The car flipped over on to its roof.
And finally, a 23-year-old Windsor woman has been charged with impaired driving after she allegedly passed out behind the wheel.
Police say another driver noticed the woman stopped at a green light and honked his horn to rouse her.
They say the woman then drove through the now-red light, hit a guard rail and proceeded onto the expressway.
Her tire was flattened and she hit a concrete barrier.
She made it from Central Avenue to just past Banwell Road, before being arrested.
