Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Three of those tickets are fix it tickets. Just fix the issue, take a pic show the crown they will most likely withdrawal it. They will get you for the fail to stop for stop sign.

At plea bargain if you can show that you fixed those three fix it tickets then they will most likely offer to withdraw those 3 and plea guilty to the stop sign.

If you ...

OP, any departure from the posted speed limit is considered speeding, regardless of the situation, as the motor vehicle driver you have the care and control of the vehicle at all times.

That being said, to fight the ticket you will need to set a trial date, to do so you must go to the court house listed on the back of the ticket. If it's too far ...

He gives me a ticket for speeding for 113 km. I wasn't speeding!! I was passing.


If you're moving faster than the posted speed limited, you're speeding.

Passing is not a defense.


The only defence for speeding is the defence of "necessity". I won't get into that as the criteria to even achieve that is so high 99.99% of anyone charged with ...

I understand your predicament.

If you can always apply for a reopening, but since it was from such a long time ago, I highly doubt they will. The onus is on you to show that you were not aware of the charges, no notices were sent to you etc. I would suggest you try getting some utility bills from that time and attach it to your application to ...

Guys, a plea bargain is just what the name implies. If the prosecutor is offering you a plea bargain and amending the charge, they don't need to prove it as you've said "your guilty" and no evidence is required to be entered. You also give up your rights to an appeal etc.

You can fight the original offence, but keep in mind the set fine no longer ...

The process for parking tickets is different now in the City of Toronto, the new procedure is set out by a new bylaw. At the end of the day, even if you are unhappy with the decisions of the review panel, hearing panel, you can still get your day in court in front of a Justice of the Peace, you just need to jump through those hoops first.

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If you operate a commercial vehicle, the regulations behind that are different then non-commercial passenger vehicles.

https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/040363

I would suggest you go to court, set a trial date and get disclosure and see what the officer has to say.

After 3 years, your SOL.

You will have to go through the waiting periods again. There is literally no one you can talk to regarding the time limits as they are firm.

Call the MTO, find out which offence is suspending your license and which court house issued it. Go to that court house and file an extension to pay fine. You'll need to list reasons why you need more time, also make reasons why you haven't paid yet. It will be good to make a payment towards the fine at the time you file the extension (typically 10 ...