Mark Kenneth Daykin, 48, of Albion Street, Oberon, appeared before magistrate Cate Follent in Bathurst Local Court on Monday, where he pleaded guilty to driving with a high-range PCA, driving recklessly, furiously or at a dangerous speed or manner, not giving particulars to another driver and two counts of contravening a restriction in an AVO.

Daykin was arrested by police in Bathurst on January 27.

He was involved in a minor collision in George Street, Bathurst at around 3.30pm and then left the scene of the crash without exchanging particulars with the other driver.

A short time later, police say Daykin was pulled over by officers in Durham Street, Bathurst after being clocked at a speed of 147km/h in a 60km/h zone in Stewart Street, Bathurst.

He was arrested and given a breath test, which produced a positive result.

Further analysis returned an alleged reading of 0.183, placing the driver in the high-range category for drink-driving.

Daykin was subsequently charged with a string of offences and his licence was suspended on the spot.

He was refused bail by police, but made a successful release application, with bail conditions imposed by the court. 

Accepting the guilty pleas, Ms Follent ordered a sentencing assessment report from Bathurst Community Corrections District Office.

Bail undertaken on January 29 is to continue, with Daykin to be sentenced on March 25 in Bathurst Local Court.