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Why are you posting the same ticket under a different name?

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic3616.html

OPS

Yes insurance can deem you at fault with out a conviction Insurance has their own fault determination rules.

OPS

highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof; ("voie publique")

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes ...

Thanks for the clarification.

However, I would mostly think that the other officers were in the coffee shop and just paged him and said, "Hey catch this guy..." which is really just eye sight and no metering and aren't both a condition of issuing a ticket?


Thanks again,


I am curious what you are basing this on. Because you think something ...

Plus you were given a break as good if not better than court. The Cop did not charge you for 31 over.

OPS

We can stop a car to solely to check for insurance, DL and registration. IE: Document check

No other reason is needed.

OPS

It get put into our in house records. It ties the vehicle plate and driver to the ticket or warning. Changing plates would have no change as you would still be tied to the old plates.

Our system runs the plate and takes the R/O information and pulls the hits for the r/o from our in house data base.

GS

A reduced ticket is completely officers discretion. If someone is an ass why should I exercise that discretion. I have done the same and will do the same in the future.

But since everyone fights every speeding ticket I pretty much do not reduce them anymore. ( when I do reduce it is to disobey sign by-law). If someone wants a ticket with no ...

The 24 hour roadside suspension has no reinstatement fee and the DL is taken and 24 hrs later the driver can attend the station to get it back.

Upon conviction you are looking for a 30-60 day suspension for a "Novice violation.

This is tough to beat as it is a charge that actually has proof, namely the actual BAC reading that is not zero.

gs

The distance he stopped you from the intersection is not relevant. When I was rural I sopped people 10km from the intersection. There was a multitude of reasons such as back up closer, Waiting for the hits on the plate to return( we like to know who we are dealing with be fore we stop them), not able to notify dispatch of the stop as the radio is ...

Check with the local courts. The have plans. Here it requires 20% up front though.

Ops

I think once they are at the collections company you are S.O.L. Even if you pay through the city you still owe their fee and they will Just put that fee into collections.

I think that collection agency buys the debt from the city for a fixed price They then assume that they can collect something and the fee is to cover the ones that they cannot ...

Fyi Fighting and winning the ticket in court may not change the blame for the accident. Ticket or not the insurance companies may kdetermine you are at fault.
That is up to the insurance companies.

OPS

No the letter is generated is some department, most likely in Kingston as that is where my replacement DL came from It is not generated at the local MTO office. You cannot pick it up and it will be mailed that is how it works in Ontario. That is how the notice of suspension is served.

The letter will pretty much look like any letter and will have ...

Question has been answered twice. You can accept that or not. Notes are not standardized and EVERY officer will make as few, as many, or where ever they see fit. There is only one person who can answer that question and that is the cop who wrote them. Then it is up to the JP to render a decision.


We stop many people and for the most part do not ...

No, Notes are on the back, or a notebook or some version of electronic notes will put them in a multitude of positions.

Contrary to what people seem to think we make our notes after . If we forget or get busy we do not create a set. All that happens is we tell the prosecutor we have no notes and ticket is withdrawn, not a big deal.

Once we are ...

Notes normally made after the stop and not during the stop in my case. This is because after a ticket is served the charged person in many cases make a spontaneous utterance.

Note are qualified during testimony with a version of the following statement" The notes were made at the time of the stop or shortly thereafter by me and are to help refresh ...

Oh here's an idea. Instead of looking for an out and a way to drive with no insurance why not put just put insurance on the car.

Ops

pretty basic CAIA. no insurance goes to the owner. Owner permit Operation of a motor vehicle with no insurance

I have done this numerous times.

OPS

maybe it is the police in me but if she was just going to get something why did she turn it on?

OPS

Ok. Not sure what you are not understanding here. All police in Ontario can operate anywhere in Ontario period. You, or your friend had an accident and got charged. You or your friend do not get to police shop.

Oh and FYI. Our cars have maps of the city on the computers. Theses maps have a drawn version(similar to google maps) or an ariel over ...

Thanks for clarifying the enforcement issue. What about responsibility to respond for accident investigations on federal roadways?


We used to do them for the RCMP after 2100Hrs on the parkways. I have done them on the 417 when I have stumbled upon minor ones near Vars and there are no OPP available.

As for RCMP they now have taken over ...

Ok one more time. Any police officer sworn in the province of Ontario can enforce the Ontario HTA on ANY highway/roadway ANYWHERE in Ontario. That means any police officer can set up a speed trap and do enforcement on the 400 series of highways should they want to. Just like the OPP can set up in Ottawa should they want to.

A threshold is purely ...

Do not waste your time. I am willing to bet he is a freeman of the land and will not be convinced no matter what we say. I have run into them at work and they are dangerous. A lot of them are tied to extreme views and are well armed.( the one I dealt with was and many in the USA)

http://www.exploringinfinity.com/2010/01/important-freeman-on-the ...

I do not give out warnings for this charge. You put my life in danger and you get a charge. At highway speeds I will tell the speeder( or what ever I have stopped a warning) and go after the car that passed me.

This charge came out of far to may cruisers being struck on t-stops by drivers not paying attention.

OPS

You can do that. But you will be fighting the original charge and if the cops has been sent home you will have a delay attributed to you.
Most deals are take ot or leave it on the spot. You walk away or want to delay you will be going to trial on the charges

Most I work with once we are at court will not speak with the accused other than a few ...

Can't usually have it both ways. You turn down the deal while at court means you are now defending against the original charge.

If you can find the officer you are welcome to talk to them. The prosecutor has no obligation to find them for you or provide them prior to court.

OPS

Here is is pretty much 30 days jail for third conviction.

OPS

This is exactly what the MTO does. I cannot remember the time frame but they send un collected fines to collection agencies. The agencies have all the relevant documents and will provide them. When I contacted the MTO they told me everything was legit and I had to pay.


The MTO will have the outstanding fine and you can pay it there. But since the ...

Nothing. I got one of these from 1998 when I was visiting Ontario and was from Alberta. I mailed the check and never thought about it. Two years ago I got a call saying I owed. They sent me paperwork and I had to pay. It would have cost me more than the ticket to have the banks pull the records from that long ago. RBC told me it would be a minimum ...