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Insurance companies do not use suspensions for unpaid fines against you.

Suspension due to non-payment of fines do not affect insurance. It's administrative, not a punishment. Now if you get a ticket for driving with an suspended license, then it will affect your insurance.

You should fight it based off that. How can you stop for something you can't see? Look on Ticket Combat for advise on how to enter those pictures into evidence. Good luck!

Yo generally don't need any sort of letter authorizing you. You only need her to OK it. I have represented a number of my friends when they have got speeding tickets and parking tickets.

now that you have paid the ticket, you have to file an appeal based on error of law. there is a guide on how to do that somewhere on this site.

Tell the prosecutor you sold the car prior to this incident. If they don't withdraw the charge, bring your witness to court and tell your side to the JP. Bring the bank statement if possible. You should be found not guilty.

You may (most likely) be violating a municipal by-law. What municipality are you in?

Short answer: no. They will be on your record for 2 years.

However, you shouldn't worry about the points unless you have so many, you're risking a license suspension. The insurance companies don't look at points.

I could be wrong, but I believe that you get your license back from the police after 3 days. The 30 day suspension you need to have it reinstated.

Your insurance will surely be canceled for the BAC Above 0 ticket. It's considered a serious ticket. For this one, it might be best to get legal representation.

well your ticket is a minor offense either way. negotiate based off fine amount not demerits (unless you have so many tickets your license will be suspended).

I didn't see the part where he said the actual stickers were on the photocopy. This would mean the actual permit isn't properly validated which means the ticket is correct.

A true copy (i.e. a photocopy) is acceptable. It says so right on the vehicle permit. It doesn't need to be signed (as long as the original from which it was photocopied was signed). Fight this ticket as you did nothing illegal.

Yes, but they could charge you with speeding with a part iii if they felt it necessary. even if the set fine is below 500 dollars.

Part III is not a more "severe" charge, its simply a different way of charging you. The prosecutor can't give you a ticket with a set fine like a police officer, but they can use a part III summons to require you to come to court to face charges.

thats an obvious 8, not an e. i didnt even think it was an e until i read your paragraph.

probably the conviction or even the date of offense. why not call them and ask?

well the question is were the red lights flashing? it's the bus driver's word against the op's word in court, that's if he even shows up.

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Yes that is long enough for an 11b. It's not your fault the court ran out of time.

it's too bad it wasn't a little longer. it appears the poa allows an officer to issue an offense notice (form 3 or 4) up to 30 days after the alleged offense. i think you should fight this because careless is very hard to prove in court, especially with all the time in between.

I would like to see lane hogs (on multi-lanes) get charged with Section 147 more often. I bet more traffic and accidents are caused by the a55 who thinks that just because the speed limit is 100 that he can sit at that speed in the far left lane. people then get pissed and aggressive and switch lanes dangerously.

Forget above deals, according to what you said, you did nothing wrong. Did they school bus have it's flashing lights and stop arm out? If not you didn't violate the law. Go to trial and testify what happened and the justice should find you not guilty. The crown also needs to produce the bus driver as a witness and I doubt they will show up anyways.

plates shouldn't be black lettered on a jeep

from what I understand if you're towing a trailer, no matter what the vehicle type, you're a commercial motor vehicle. you don't need cvor to be a cmv - it's only required for i believe 6000kg and above (yellow sticker for 4500kg and above).

were you issued a part 3 summons or a part 1 offense notice?