Cuomo puts the pedal to the metal in new sports car and racks up multiple speeding tickets in school zones

Former Gov.Andrew Cuomo has been putting the pedal to the metal since moving back to the Big Apple to run for mayor.Cuomo’s Dodge Charger muscle car was caught on camera speeding in school zones in Brooklyn on April 27 and May 2 — after being socked with two speeding tickets a mere minute apart March 28 while flying northbound on a seven-block stretch of the West Side Highway in Lower Manhattan, a Post analysis of city records shows.The ex-governor paid $365 in fines from March 6 through May 2, including the four speed-camera tickets, a ticket for parking in a bus lane and another for failing to feed a meter, according to the latest available data.

And that’s not counting the times Cuomo wasn’t caught.The lead-foot ex-lawmaker was filmed May 28 apparently blowing a red light on Seventh Avenue in Midtown after speeding away from reporters trying to ask him questions following a news conference he hosted with labor leaders, according to video posted on social media.On Monday, Cuomo’s car was filmed blocking a left-turn lane on Eighth Avenue in Times Square while he attended a campaign event.Cuomo’s rogue riding is the latest example of his “do as I say, not as I do”-style of governing, said Republican mayoral rival Curtis Sliwa, who added Cuomo is the one who signed a 2013 bill into law creating NYC speed-camera program.“Andrew Cuomo racked up school zone and bus lane violations within weeks of moving to the city to run for mayor,” the Guardian Angels founder said.“These are the very enforcement programs he helped create, and if he had actually lived here longer, there’s no doubt the list would be a lot longer.

Once again, it’s rules for everyone else and a free pass for Andrew.”Cuomo didn’t have to worry about getting caught by speed and red-light cameras while serving his 10-year stint as governor, since he was chauffeured by state troopers in vehicles with license plates that can’t be flagged by traffic cameras.The frontrunner hea...