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I tell you,,some cops need a reality check.
I'm Driving home from work on Saturday east bound Finch in the right lane, just as I cross over Finch east of Yonge theres a set of lights- as I'm approaching, theres a vehicle in the left lane and a vehicle waiting at the set of leghts facing south to exit Finch Subway.
This vehicle decides hes going to ...

On the 401 Commercial vehicles over 6.5m are prohibited from driving in the left lane, and soley rely on using the centre lane for passing, this is why you see tractor trailers frequenting the centre lane because a) usually when they are in the right lane and signal to move over at a feeder ramp/on ramp to allow someone to merge-no one lets them ...

Not good. My next door neighbors son (hes 19) was on his way to work this morning got a roadside vehicle seizure and 7 day license suspension.

Stuuuuupid. I been trying to tell this kid. He goes to college and works full time driving for a roadside assistance company. He has been able to afford his 700 dollar a month insurance premium and car ...

how do you appropriately tell a cop he aint gonna be searching your vehicle? First off, I dont trust cops in Scarborough and really, hes opening the door for them to plant something.
How does this kid excersise his rights without getting his face smashed into the hood of a cruiser?
becuse once he says no, then they think hes hiding something, then ...

I got this kid next door-hes a good kid, goes to college for auto tech, and works a full time job as well. The kid has spent ALLL summmer working 15 hr days 6 days a week. Last week who goes out and buys a Chevelle SS off some old man who sells it to him at a good price because the old guy liked the kid and knows he likes working on cars.
Only ...

i tried getting a forum for commercial vehicle violations. I work as a commercial truck driving driving instructor at a very reputable and large transport training school and have over 20 years commercial experience.
And as for hours of service, I actually had a Motor Carrier Enforcement officer at the scale tell me he didnt even know the full ...

reason your seeing so many valtags expired is because of the farse the 407 puts people in for "Plate Denial".

And quite whonestly, another reason is that The Government of Ontario is collecting an extra $65 for VUT (vehicle use tax) for those residing in the 416 area code which I personally believe needs to be challenged in court.
As for the 407 ...

do not appear. what you need to do is call the court a few days after your trial and find out if a conviction was entered---DONT wait for them to send you your conviction notice as you have 15 days to file your appeal.
IF (and most likely) you get convicted, go to the court and pay the fine, and tell them you need the neccessary forum to file the ...

go read my post. seems even when you do pay it someone screws up

i would then be resorted to filing legal action--right?

this is pathetic.

im just waiting to hear i have to pay $150 to the MTO for a reinstatement fee

you all remember my speeding ticket which was appealed for the fine error?

I just got stopped at the Thickson Rd weigh scale and was advised my licence was under suspension during a level 1 inspection.

first off--- i went to Edward St to pay the fine on Sept 1 2009.
then proceeded to Old City Hall to file my appeal, which the certificate was ...

Did he activate his red/blue lights?
If he was behind you he must have been real late.
Did he light up everything so that there was no accident?

I don't know how you were unsafe if you both made it through.

I think you will win this one.

Cheers
Viper1
are you kidding me?

so your saying the cop must have also ran the red light to aprehend the ...

I realize the different types of alcohol and odors produced, but sometimes, especially during the busy Christmas RIDE season some of the screening of drivers is done by Aux members, Cadets or other volunteers. I agree an experienced officer can tell who has and has not been drinking from more than just odor.......but not all of them seem to have ...

Reflections wrote:Where is that whistling and shouting emoticon????? Good Job.

thanks! hey that two thumbs up dude looks like you found him on a used car lot in Las Vegas

Certificate QUASHED!!!! :) 32km over the posted 90zone-wrong fine amount of $120set fine and 150 Total Payable-(shouda been $192 and total $232)

went for my appeal hearing @ Old City Hall
Smith v. City of Toronto :lol:

showed up with my arsenal.( I even managed to prepare a factum) Prosecutor tried arguing London v Young is different than my ...

puzzled wrote:Possibly. He was a good 45 seconds to a minute behind. One thing about the Venza though, his windows were really blacked out.

A cop driving a Toyota Venza.

ok.

was probably the polyester police; Pinkerton or Guarda

I didnt need to in order to file my appeal as it is a part 1 matter.

not to be fecicious, but what does your mail box have to do with your licence expiring?

if you look down the fourth column on your licence card:
4b Iss/DEL 4b EXP/EXP.

it clearly states WHEN your licence expires
and more than likely it was on your birthday..

dont shoot the messanger---im only making a statement that may come up on cross ...

you MAY get lucky and one of the two cops dont show. in that case, it probably would get withdrawn.

thats a scenario that may play out--if both show---well; different story.

so when do the polling station close

Reflections wrote:So are you hiring someone or not?

NOPE. i have managed with the help of a few people here managed to get this far.

im just wondering how the procedure was going to play out on hearing day in a few weeks

you must come to a complete stop even making a right on a red. the HTA doesnt state a time frame for how long you must stop. it could be for a millionth of a nanosecond or three seconds, 5 seconds, 5 years whatever.
fight it. why give the province or city any more money. its worth a shot.

Some cops have it in there heads that not consenting to a search is a sign of defiance and therefore is grounds alone for "probable cause"--they see it as trying to hide something- not one excercising there Charter of Rights.

damned if you do and damned if you dont. either way, hes the one with the gun.

Also, I have heard that Appeal judges can be particular. I would hire representation.

Particular ..I can see that.

However--my case is cut and dry-
the officer issued me a certificate of offence for 32km/h over the posted limit.
he then fined me $120 set fine and $150 total payable. I dont show up in front of the JP on my court date and a ...

My court date is nearing at old city hall at appeals court.

iwhats going to happen and what do i do?

do I present my certificate of offence and point out to the judge the fine was incorrect, I did not appear and am now appealing on the grounds the Justice of the peace erred and failed to quash the ticket on the basis of the certificate not being ...

and MY question is:

ARE THEY GOING TO BE SLAPPING TRUCKERS FINES FOR YAPPING ON THE CB?
you aint a real trucker unless you can talk on the cb,shift gears and sip a coffee and puff a cigarette all while making a right turn

so I wonder if the OPP going to be out Monday morning handing out tickets for talking on the cell phone tommorow

wonder how much this is going to backlog the courts now--because im thinking, alot of people just arent going to get it..

before you pull me over i stuff it in my pocket


According to two friends I have with the Ottawa Police...
"You cannot search the person to find the instrument." Exactly as you said.

They can't search you personally but they can search the car. So if you stuff the detector down your shirt, well, you might be home free... not that I'm ...

theres a few places along Highway 17 Cavers Hill, Rossport, Montreal River Harbor where I actually think the MTO is irresponsible for not having pull offs and a chain up reguirement for trucks during certain weather
Ive spun out many times attempting to pull a set of b-trains up those hills in the winter only to have to wait for the salter or ...

OTT-- i think you may have misread the original statement:

He was pulled over by an "off duty" police officer who flashed his tin.
he requested a uniformed on duty officer to attend THEN produced his license.

sounds to me like the cop was just being a jerk because he made him go to the trouble of demanding a uniformed officer attend., And wrote ...