Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Not providing proof is not "Driving Without Insurance". I don't see it effecting your rates. I had an out of date card once and the officer still ran the policy number and it came back ok. I was told to find the right card and off I went.

Reflections....well I do have a business accounting diploma....but still forgot most....so relied on internet calculators and websites for the info.

I understand your perspective of Caspers comments a lot better than the original post. I do not think it would be so much the young officers, a lot are very good (especially the guy I'm training ...

It is also funny, that people cry about the costs of tickets (which are avoidable), but don't think twice about buying a beer, smokes or GASOLINE!! Those items are taxed to death (NOT avoidable) and no one bats an eye at paying it........kinda of screwed up mentality!
EG Gasoline
2003 63 cents litre
2004 70 cents (11% increase from 2003)
2005 ...

I still don't agree with that, it should be up to the judge to decide that and not some rookie officer that is in a bad mood. I thought we live in a free country and are innocent untill proven guilty??. Total BS if you ask me. Thats just a publicity stunt, as bad as David Millers proposal to close down shooting ranges in Toronto. He said that guns ...

My opinion is that the "No Turn" sign should be visible at or before the turn. If there are multiple streets in one area then the sign should indicate which street(s) has the restriction.

Hey everyone, maybe someone can help me out with this little problem. Couple days ago me and a friend were driving our bikes on a roadway with a posted speed limit of 60km/h. We got caught driving 88km/h and given a set fine of $135 and 3 points. Now the problem, after being pulled over the cop was shaking with anger, told us he wants to tow our ...

I would hope your co-workers know the difference.

You two :D

Reflections: I have already confirmed that the sign of "slow traffic keep right" is not enforceable in itself in another forum. And unfortunately for people that ask....someone was issued an offence for unnecessary slow driving that was somewhere on Hwy 69 about 8yrs ago...and the JP threw it out....stating the maximum speed is 90km ...

I have a practise of turning the music up really loud when driving home. The kids don't like to tunes but they do know that I'm coming. Respect for the cars on the road is safety first as far as I am concerned. The onus is not only on the driver.

hwybear wrote:

klayymann wrote: laser radar.

There is no such thing!

Stop being SASSY, Bear

Like you said, there is more to this then just the charge. I, Joe Public, would like to know the whole story. Just hope we get it.

It's funny that the government or insurance agencies don't test drivers :evil: . The 'Bear is right, few if any civilian drivers have ever participated in skid schools or evasive avoidance courses. However, like the 'Bear with speed estimates it can only take time. I find with myself I'm more apt to let my mind wander if I'm bored, read stop and go ...

hwybear wrote:There are set fines put out by the government and they are actually a little lower than typed in the HTA. I don't know the reasons, but the lower fines are accepted Province wide and the one listed in the HTA are not.

And you wonder why these forums exist .

Ontario HTA 128 sub 14 b ) between 20km and 35 km the set fine is 4.50 per km, I was doing 21km over my set fine should be $94.5 but on the ticket shows set fine of 78.75, is this grounds to nullify the ticket??

I'm not 100% on a low amount being fatal, but a high amount definetly is. Try challenging the the ticket and see what happens. Are you ...

Where did you hear this????

And Fantino isn't that Italian, he doesn't say "Mungi" enough......lol