Radar Identified wrote:Unless the other motorist can identify the driver (you), the police cannot proceed with charges. That's why the Road Watch Letter is the most likely outcome, if anything.

But what would my response be if they come by my place or I get a call or whatever. Say nothing or be like I don't remember driving that day officer like what's the best response?? Thanks for your replys everybody I'm not as stressed anymore and there's no way they can see me my tint is really low so they couldn't :p

Remember that in this case, the only witness is the other driver. So you do NOT have to answer ANY questions the police ask you, otherwise you will incriminate yourself. The general rule is NEVER TALK TO POLICE, which would appear to apply in your situation. http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic7032.html I would NOT got to the police station and I would NOT even set up any kind of meeting with them. If they call say you have "no comment and do not want to answer any questions and have a nice day" and hang up. If they come to your house or office, say that "you have no c...

Hey everybody this is my first post so please don't be to harsh in responses :p. So today on my way to work I was headed down a road called "airport road" located in Hamilton /mount hope. The part of the road I was on was a good 5-6km of flat very very minor changes in elevation in the road and had a single solid yellow going all the way down it . even though you can see more than 2km ahead of yourself easy and any oncoming traffic. Now on my way I was stuck behind a guy in a KIA SUV he was going like 50 in the 60 so I decided to pass him there wasn't any cars oncoming for a good 1km...