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Man charged after driving into oncoming traffic

A 30-year-old Farrer man has been charged after allegedly fleeing police and driving into oncoming traffic in Kambah on Saturday.

Police attempted to stop a white Toyota Camry on Sulwood Drive about 11.50am, but allege the driver failed to stop.

The Camry allegedly crossed onto the wrong side of the road into oncoming traffic before being driven along the dirt shoulder.

The man has been summonsed to court on charges of failing to stop for police and aggravated furious or dangerous driving.

Police are seeking witnesses or dash-cam footage of the Camry, bearing NSW registration DI69ZF, on Sulwood Drive and surrounding roads.

Anyone with information is urged to contact police via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.

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