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I know why he was going that fast......he had fog lights. I hear them suckers work really well when you mount them above the bumper too..

OK, end sarcasm.

Ok, no driving while stupid charge here.

I personally like "Driving While Stupid". An incident like this should be cause for licence suspension, big fines etc. There is no reason or explanation for this to occur.

3 cents, 1 cent for GST

Ontario's highways and byways are not racetracks??????? Who came up with that idea. Shheesh

Would this charge also include large people who have trouble moving their own arms due to their bulk???? It's an honest question not intended to hurt anyones feelings.

Most people would rather pay a mistaken ticket than experience the stress of going through the trial process. But you need to know that the courts are there to protect YOUR rights. You have the right to face your accuser in a neutral setting and have your concerns brought to the attention of a trier of fact (Justice of the Peace).

This is what I ...

Nay, got too busy at work to amass the paper trail....now I know for next time.

Although, I didn't know that the fine amount went up. That was a little shocking. Almost like they went in dry........sizzle.

Learned this one the hard way. There is a form 4F that needs to be filed to have this motion heard. Basically if the trial date for your ticket is more then nine months after the infraction you can file a motion that your right to a speedy trial was violated. You need to file the form (4F) witht he court 15 days before the trial date. My judge ...

States with reciprocal suspension agreements for failure to pay:

1. Alabama
2. Arizona
3. Arkansas
4. Colorado
5. Connecticut
6. Delaware
7. Idaho
8. Illinois
9. Indiana
10. Iowa
11. Kansas
12. Kentucky
13. Louisiana
14. Maryland
15. Michigan
16. Minnesota
17. Mississippi
18. Missouri
19. Montana
20. Nebraska
21. New Hampshire
22. New Jersey
23 ...

Speed definition: to cause to move, go, or proceed

If speed was not involved how did the collisions occur?

Two stationary objects do not touch one another. So one has to have speed.

One article the vehicle came "ploughing" through the front of the store, certainly was not stationary at the curb, but moving with some speed.

Any two objects ...

I think i like the site too. Now the question is do you have some legal training or education. If not how do you know so much about court preceedings????

It should be a fatal error. When you get a ticket there are two parts. First you broke some law (e.g. speeding is against the Highway Traffic Act). Second, the process of charging you (i.e. the officer handing you a ticket) is covered under the Provincial Offences Act (POA).

A signature is required under section 3(2) of the POA.

Most people ...

Being somewhat of a "backyard psychologist",

As long as you're not a "Back Door Psychologist"..........

Make sure tourists (that spend a great deal of money in our Province) go back and spread the word about how risky it is to vacation in our "land of unique traffic laws".

The officer could have exersized "Diplomatic Discression" on this one ...

http://www.canlii.org/en/index.php

This is a database for Canadian law. Choose Ontario and try different word combinations. A thesaurus may come in handy.

I can see the city bus being exempt with that definition, but how does school bus fall into this as per definition of a school bus?

Since a school bus is a special-purpose public vehicle, it may have special rules for operation.

School buses are not actually public vehicles. They are owned by private companies, Laidlaw, to name one. They are ...

or while playing with a GameBoy

Now you're showing your age.....

Speaking of not wanting to own up:

http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_23856.aspx

Throw this guy to the lions.

So next traffic stop I have all I have to do is subliminally mention "TIMS" 15 to 20 times and the officer will thank me for my time and tell me to be on my way???????????????

"Every driver shall obey every traffic control signal that applies to the lane that he or she is in,"

So when you come to an intersection with a "Left Turn" light, but also the regular lights this is when you follow your arrows. If the left turn arrow is on and regular lights are green then all of you go. If only the "Turning" arrows are lit ...

In this case, why are there also signs saying "No right turn on red light" on some intersections with left turn arrow indications? Perhaps you have to face the arrow indication for the law to be applicable?

This would be my impression. Rights on reds are allowed in Ontario unless signed otherwise. If the road you are turning into has two or ...

Johnny Leadfoot is driving along just after his wife left him for a traffic cop. Lost in his thoughts he didn't notice the speedo heading way too far to the high side of 120. Suddenly he passes an officer and on go the lights and siren. Johnny, being of not so sound mind and sound Porsche 911 turbo, deside WTF I have nobody to answer to and grabs ...

No, you can still turn right as long as you have an empty lane to turn into.

Just a sideways view on this "law". How many people have been killed or injured by street racing in the last 5 years??? I thought I saw Citynews had the number 46 death's somewhere on their website. I'm not saying there is no need for this law but I believe that "46" is a lot less then the "not wearing a seat belt" or "Drunk Driving" deaths over ...

Here I go again......"It's a cash grab....."

Your license is your responsibility, and driving with an expired lisence is the same as no license at all. Never count on someone else to look out for you. I know not much help but that is life....

If you drive to another jurisdiction you are playing by their rules.
When in Rome do as the Romans do......

hwybear wrote:
No difference between the 7 day suspension and the
- 90 day ADLS suspension
OR in criminal matters where conditions are imposed on people who are not yet convicted and must abide by until trial

The license suspension is ok it's the impounding property that is the charter issue.

hwybear wrote:

Reflections wrote:He know's I am arguing against the law itself not him, this post added incase I'm ever down his way.

Exactly!....now where's my boston cream donut

OK, the cop made the first donut joke, "GAME ON"

Yes, you are right, Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) batteries do give off toxic fumes, however, the batteries used in electric cars use Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) batteries. I assume you do have a rechargeable Li-Ion battery powered device (cellphone, mp3 player, camera, etc.). What was the last time you saw that battery give off toxic (or any other) fumes when ...

90 day ADLS and 12 hour suspension are actually both Provincially imposed suspensions, HTA 48. FYI

I have no further arguement but this post is here so that I get the last word.
Oh come on. We cannot argue with the mighty Bear... He's a cop, AND he's a good guy.

He know's I am arguing against the law itself not him, this post added incase I'm ...