Ontario Highway Traffic Act

You'll have to get disclosure to find out all the details.....the readings on any lidar/radar are skewed (they read lower) when tracking a vehicle at an angle... could you be more specific as to where on 10 you were...I drive from orangeville to oakville everyday...

And they don't worry about maintenance......

racer wrote:Well, the good thing is that there is a mandatory court date, because there you can sue the Crown for theft right on the spot!

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Trespassing, disturbing the peace, Dangerous driving (same as S172 as far as insurance goes), Careless driving.....

Where in there does it say parking lot??? A place intended to leave your vehicle. Have you ever seen a speed trap at Walmart?

Case law.......http://www.canlii.org/

The OHTA does not apply to private property, such as mall parking lots. However, the criminal code does apply; dangerous driving and so do noise by-laws.

Bookm wrote:The more the municipalities make, the less they need from the Provincial Government. Therefore, the Provincial government (in effect) profits as well.

So they can dish the money to their friends........wait that's the fed's

hwybear wrote:

Reflections wrote:What about C/O??

what is C/O?

Constantly on.... I was chatting with an officer friend one day and his radar would get one speed, then another, then another. Now, he couldn't track the vehicles and we were talking hockey...... but he kept getting readings, so the unit was constantly transmitting.

The reading notes and obtaining reading in your scenario is impossible.

What about C/O?? They do still have them in use........and I never said "fuzz buster", I'm sure there will be a posting on the 'ol Radar Detector Forum...

"Got stopped by the OPP today, they have this fancy new gizmo called "My Eyes" :o "
http://forums.blueline.ca ...

No, he had the lidar up to his eye, trigger pulled..... He could have been trialling, testing..whatever. I did not see if he pulled anyone over, we were all doing 110 in a 100 zone. However, if the officer leaves the Speed Measuring Device on, starts doing paperwork, gets a reading, looks up to visually identify the offender he could have the wrong ...

So, as much as the OHTA itself then?

Rename the web site

Ontario Traffic Confussion
Rules you may understand one day

The officer will testify to what bear said, visually of vehicle speed confirmed with radar/lidar. You won't be able to prove otherwise, unless you have a witness to his modus operandi.

I watched an officer the other day, sitting under an overpass, and he targeted a line, maybe ten cars in the left lane. My speedo said 110.... why would he be ...

should send me in the disclosure

That won't be in disclosure.....

Damn, I dropped the baby, I was laughing so hard......


DIDTBIWLSH.....is that too long an acronym??