The NSW Traffic and Highway Patrol Command say the incident occurred at 8.20am on Thursday

"Orana Highway Patrol were conducting general patrols on Muronbung Road, Muronbung, near Ballimore," officers said in a statement.

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"Currently the area is a 60km/h signposted speed limit area as there are roadworks being carried out."

Police said they observed a vehicle travelling at speeds well above the signposted limit.

"A check was conducted on radar detecting the vehicle up to 114km/h at the end of the check," officers said.

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A short time later the male driver with a Class C P2 provisional licence from Warrawong near Wollongong was stopped.

At the time he was not displaying his p-plates.

The male driver was issued a number of infringements, including: exceed speed over 45km/h ($2482) carrying six demerit points; and not display P plates ($268) and carrying two demerit points.

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The driver's licence was also suspended for six months.

As the vehicle was registered to his company the registration was not cancelled.

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