Ontario Highway Traffic Act

that the one where the police have you pulled over roadside @ 2am and wakes a judge up to Email him a warant to his blackberry?

Heres my question:

Sectin 68 of the HTA.

In regards to Ontario legislating a new law into the act that commercial vehicles have a set speed limiter -heres what the MTO says

Police and MTO enforcement officers will use both existing traffic control techniques and portable electronic testing units to verify the activation of a vehicle speed ...

London V Young.
that case is the defendants not responding and the duty of the Justice to quash the certificate

but someone who appears, and raises the issue of an incorrect fine-the JP then has the power to Amend the ticket as that case deals with defendants whom didnt respond to the charge --or by not appearing.

my question is-of you show up ...

'Day'-A 24 hour period at the specified time by the carrier
requirements-there are several maximum driving and minimum off duty time allowed for the day

'Shift'- the work shift starts at the end of 8 consecutive hours of duty and concludes at the beggining of the next 8 consecutive hours off duty

Day Rules
1) Off Duty>=10 hours
2)Driving<=13 ...

hold on a minute...lets back up the truth trolley for a minute

if he shows up to court, depending on the JP---under section 34 of the POA is this amendable? Thats my question.
or is it a case of rolling the dice...
I chose to not show up now im in appeal..

heres the scenario.
Hwy Bear: you pull me over on the suspicion of having a radar detector. before you pull me over i stuff it in my pocket

you walk up and want to search my vehicle.
technically, you cant search me unless you arrest me.
so now we go to court and my defense is---prove that the signal wasnt wasnt bouncing around the upper ...

ticketcombat wrote:Bear, what happens to all those seized detectors?

GOOD QUESTION.

i actually saw a cop turn it into rice crispies under his boot and let the guy off with a warning.

it looks like a glorified Chevy Cavalier

you could fit 4 perps in here
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1973 Dodge Cornett 4 door police package

AND it has a 440 six pac

how does the Police department plan on stuffing a 6'4" 295lb into that thing? does it got fold down backseats so you can stuff him part way in the trunk?

With Ontarios new Speed Limiter amendment to the HTA (commercial vehicles) Section 68.1 (1) No person shall drive, or permit the operation of a commercial motor vehicle unless the vehicle is equippped with a speed limiting systym that is activated and functioning in accordance with the regulations.

heres the situation in regards to the lanes (in ...

Off-topic, but while Marquisse is gone, shh! - aren't there workplace safety rules against truckers clearing their trailer tops of ice? It's above the height limit where you need to be tied off, and there is no place to tie off to. At least that's what I've heard.

I hauled B-Train flat decks for many years, and the rule of thumb was if it was ...

You will have better luck going after your insurance company to cover it under DCPD, especially since you have the plate number and a police report. Quote them everything you can find on commercial (or even non-commercial) vehicles needing to secure their load while on a highway. Your insurance company will then bill the trucking company, and they ...

Ont gov't has done this outsource in many aspects over the years.

Here is another - Daily Hwy maintenance - all private contractors

Buying military vehicles from outside Canada

most of my uniform is not from Canada either (there was a report in news around June about this)

i just had to erase a comment i put here. innappropriate for this site ...

I am not happy. I spoke with the logistic's manager and basically, he said he wasn't about to set a precedent and pay for my windshield repair and that is what insurance is for. I told him my deductible wouldn't cover it and he said that there was no load on the truck, therefore what I said happened, basically, didn't. Then I got angry.

I told ...

Would this Province be better off running its own driver exam offices as opposed to having Serco DES ( a UK private company)?

when the Government of Ontario sold off its driver exam centres things went downhill.

Last week they caught some selling fraudulent drivers licences in false names.

not that this hasnt or couldnt happen with the Ministry ...