This week in absolutely unforgivable driving offenses in the Toronto area, a man has been busted operating a vehicle with not just one, but a staggering 22 driving bans.

The 43-year-old was spotted speeding, driving erratically and failing to stop at a red light in Oshawa on Tuesday evening by Durham Regional Police (DRP), who apparently let him get away, at first, due to "safety concerns."

But, upon running the license plate of the vehicle — a conspicuous orange Chevy Corvette — cops found that the driver had 22 prohibition orders for driving against him, and had recently been released on parole.

What does it take to keep this person from driving? I’m assuming he doesn’t have insurance either as you need to have a valid license.

— Stephanie Fraser 🇨🇦 💙🐾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏳️‍🌈 (@diggerjones27) November 12, 2020

Adam Simeunovich was finally arrested a day later outside of a home in Lindsay, Ontario, and was charged with Operation While Prohibited x22, Dangerous Operation and Drive Motor Vehicle While Suspended, a DRP release says.

He is currently being detained until a bail hearing at a later date, and the force is seeking additional information from anyone who may have seen the car joyriding on and around Taunton Road in Oshawa or Highway 2 in Whitby.

The judge and parole board should be given a lengthy jail term for allowing this fool to be back on the street. If a mostly law biding citizen gets a speeding ticket, they usually feel fear of jail, fines and possible jail. Not this dumb a^^!! pic.twitter.com/SWsY8VkJex

— William Bell (@William86122324) November 12, 2020

The bust comes less than a month after a Toronto motorist was likewise caught speeding around southern Ontario with eight lifetime driving bans on his license.