Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.........G.I. Joe........

Just sayin'..........

But as long as I'm covered......



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.........I kidnapped Jimmy Hoffa. Whoa, thats a load off.........

Do yourself a favour and get in touch with video services. However, if there is a video then it should have come with the disclosure package.

I mean Ive gone 250km/h in my mustang before on the back roads before

and this was well more then 6 months ago.............. :shock:

I think the new law has been around longer then 6 months hasnt it?

If an officer has reason to believe you have done anything under S.172 in the last 6 month's then they could come to your door and lay the ...

If that tape was re-recorded over before trial that would be destruction of evidence...... and that's criminal...

I'll bet dollars to donuts there is no video...... If you cannot secure it then ask for a dismisal based on lack of disclosure.

I mean Ive gone 250km/h in my mustang before on the back roads before

and this was well more then 6 months ago..............

It still remains that the officer was holding up the "normal" flow of traffic. Numeric speed limits are not at issue here. Flow is flow. Any person, and I mean any, should be looking in their rearview mirror and see if there is a line up of cars behind them. If there is, move the hell over. I do believe that the more vehicles in close proximity, i ...

RCMP have all over canada.

Yep but they don't enforce provincial laws, OHTA for example.

Lets say they stopped for a couple of red lights....The numbers still say they were speeding.......by a large number

Now we need some newfie's telling newfie jokes


Wait.........

I not newfie BTW

There must still be some kind of jurisdiction needed?(no?)


OPP can arrest/enforce anywhere in Ontario, no questions...... i.e. the officer in the traffic plane, he flies over the 401, 400 and 11.......and has to testify in all the regions. Local officers, i.e. Toronto Police, have never bothered me on a 4-series highway.

Now if you do ...

if fantino had his way we'd all be walking around with padding and helmets...protecting ourselves from ourselves......

Given the 134 kilometres between the detachment and Queen's Park and the timeline Donnelly provided, MacKenzie said Tapp couldn't have driven more than 50 km/h over the speed limit.

So, they left at 3:37 and arrived at 4:45.........68 minutes. 120 km/h=2km per minute. 134 divide by 2= 67 minutes. DVP = 90 km/h

Driving directions to Queen's Park ...