Ontario Highway Traffic Act

On second thought, you are clearly writing some excellent English, seems like you are making a mockery of the justice system by asking for something you don't require to have a fair trial.

Why not just ask for a binary translator and just show up making a lot of beeping sounds?

Canada's two official languages are French and English...you are in ...

Yeah I've never seen anything but the ticket as disclosure...after all, the ticket offence info is right there...

Cyclists are vehicles...

If you insist, just sign your organ donor card, it's the right thing to do...

It may be legal where he's from...

+1

BTW The MTO recently sent us a suspended driver's database that indicates 7,000 suspended drivers in our jurisdiction...

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/2010/02/01/ontario-suspended-drivers613.html

Shows that 267,000 drivers are suspended in Ontario...I'm betting based on years and years of experience that a good portion of those are ...

A couple of bad apples don't spoil the whole barrel.

So two highway traffic acts? One for law abiders and one for law breakers? The law has to be the same for everyone and that's the same relating my earlier comment about good cops and bad cops, we all have to follow the same rules.

BTW: In your original post, you DID say "If police can't see ...

Speed and fuel economy studies


Steady speed fuel economy.

Fuel economy at steady speeds with selected vehicles was studied in 1973, 1984, and 1997. The most recent study[11] indicates greater fuel efficiency at higher speeds than earlier studies; for example, some vehicles achieve better mileage at 65 than at 45 mph (72 km/h),[11] although not ...

Not a moving violation. No points. It's a ticket sure. But does it make you a less safe driver cause you forgot your licence in your other pants? No.

Ahh....tinted windows...

Well let's see...

1. They make it harder for police to see if you are wearing your seatbelt. - Safety-
2. They make it harder for police to see if you are on your cell phone. -Safety-
3. They make it difficult to identify the driver. -Accountability-
4. They make it difficult to pedestrians and other drivers to make ...

Go to court on and speak to the prosecutor, plead to the licence if they drop the moving violation.

R. v. Lambert, [2009] B.C.J. No.1199 (QL)(S.C.).

Driver appealed his conviction for driving in excess of 90kph (he was going 126). Officer testified clocked two vehicles and stopped both. At trial officer agreed with defendant that there were other vehicles in the vicinity. He testified that those other vehicles did not interfere with his ability ...

No. Ontario owned / registered vehicles must conform to law of Ontario. Quebec has their rules for their vehicles, there's no way to obtain a second plate in Quebec.

Equipment like mufflers, window tint etc must conform to the roadways on which they operate regardless of home turf.

Not to mention the roadways were not intended for this type of behaviour...

THey've given you notice that the officer will not be there.

It's the same as is you sent them notice you wouldn't, you wouldn't be found guilty if you provided notice, but rescheduled.

Go win your case in July...