Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Legal representation.......seek it...........nough said.

- basically, what is our best option? Our thoughts are that either we find ticket fighters or take option 3 and appear in court ourselves. We do not want demerit points, and lowering/negating the fine would be nice
- the stated office is in the city of barrie, but we are located in toronto, is it possible to not go to barrie?
- if we appear in ...

Mazda wrote:I contacted Xcopper but their quote was $367 — that's just far too much for me. Looks like I'm in this alone.

You're not alone, you have us....

diehard wrote:"STOP" is the new "SLOW DOWN"

In the GTA, yes. Red lights don't mean stop in the GTA, they mean, "If you want to make a left wait for everyone else to stop and then do your thing and hold up the opposing traffic".

my 2 cents.

What I need to know is:
a) would an office clerk be bold enough to forge my signature?
---Doubt it......


b) can I request to have the surveillance footage of the office be reviewed to find out who, if anyone, took my disclosure and forged (poorly) my signature?
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You can ask for anything, just you may not get it. Forgery is a criminal matter ...

racer wrote:Seems like a good idea. You did your own math, and it works out in your favour.

X2

Traffic Law wrote:You should obtain an independed legal advise to become familiar with the allegation against you. There may be issues worth arguing.

Traffic Law has a point. If you don't feel comfortable fighting this ticket yourself, seek some representation. Unfortunately, you have received a ticket and the only way to challenge it is in court.

I can't believe you got a ticket for 115 there.

I can't believe it either. Good grief... every time I go up to Caledon the flow is at least 115+ through there...

Sound like a "trap" to me. The limit goes from 100-90-80 while still on a controlled access divided highway.

When the 410 was extended to Mayfield, the officers liked to sit at the ...

I want to mount an 11b challenge to a speeding ticket I got which has taken nearly two years to go to trial. Problem is the ticket was issued in Quebec and I can't find a notice of constitutional question FORM for that province. It's not the same as the 4F Form in Ontario.

Does anyone know where I can obtain this? (for Quebec)

THANKS!

You may ...

racer wrote:Would the before and after the short test be considered the standard check-up procedure?

I would think that the transmitter and receiver would have to be verified at some point in time. The self checks are internal only.......hhmmm.

I can't believe you got a ticket for 115 there. I drive that route everyday and flow is always at that clip. What time of day was it?

First LTI model, the Marksman

http://www.lasertech.com/LTI-Patents.aspx

1994

Next up the Ultralyte:

http://www.lasertech.com/Traffic-Safety-Products.aspx


Then the Truspeed:

http://www.lasertech.com/TruSpeed-Laser-Speed-Gun.aspx

You will notice that all the models have 20/20 in them somewhere.
If the only thing that disclosure tells ...

youngone187 wrote:Caught going 94km in a 60km zone. Happened to notice that my drivers license number is off by one number which also makes my birthdate incorrect. Thoughts?

Amendable is court, not fatal.

If you are a Georgian student, I might suggest the "Law in Everyday Life" elective class, if it's still offered. With what you just did an 85-90 is automatic.

you all remember my speeding ticket which was appealed for the fine error?

I just got stopped at the Thickson Rd weigh scale and was advised my licence was under suspension during a level 1 inspection.

first off--- i went to Edward St to pay the fine on Sept 1 2009.
then proceeded to Old City Hall to file my appeal, which the certificate was ...