Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I had appealed a conviction 6 months ago. I'm still waiting on the city to serve me with transcripts. After almost four months I went to the courthouse just to make sure they haven't been trying to get a hold of me. The clerk didn't even bother looking. She said 4 months is too soon and they are really backed up. She said I was looking at a 6 ...

Fight the ticket. Take a picture of the motorbikes and proceed to court. The rules of the road apply equally to both MC's and cars so.........Your management group is trying dirty tricks to get you to pay for more then what you need.

That reminds me of this: http://www.windsorstar.com/sports/2010wintergames/skeleton/Driver+ticketed+flipping+bird/1858768/story.html


and this excerpt..... The driver was stopped by Northumberland OPP and issued a ticket.

As he was pulling away, he flashed a one-finger salute at the officer, who then stopped the vehicle again.

The man was ...

I usually use Firefox, but just today it won't allow me to login. I have issues on Facebook too........ I'm running Core2Duo and XP pro....

I think I would freak out if that "lit" up in my headlights.......

robo wrote:I requested a court date and they told me I should recieve a notice in about 6 months with a trial date.

What is considered by the courts an unacceptable time for getting a trial date set?

When was the offence date and when is the trial date?? 12 month's between is a good case for an 11b Charter arguement. 11b, is the right to a speedy trial.

From Stats Canada - they are couple years behind

2006
2889 traffic fatalities = 83 % http://www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety/tp/tp3322/2006/page1.htm

606 Homicides = 17 %
http://www40.statcan.gc.ca/l01/cst01/legal12a-eng.htm

Fatalities by road type ... as of 2003 http://www.ccmta.ca/english/pdf/collision_stats_03_e.pdf

Urban 936 ( defined by ...

Yes, whenever I drive someone else's car I conduct a thorough check of all mechanical and safety systems (including crawling underneath) before I run down to the store :?

Yes I'm being sarcastic :roll:

A $10 fix-it ticket would be the normal choice of OUR local PD.

Just saying it's up to the cop. Besides, I've seen you drive and nobody I ...

davec wrote:My son just got a ticket for defective brakes. He was driving a vehicle owned by me.

Shouldn't the owner of the vehicle be responsible for the car's fitness ?

It's up to the officer. The driver is always responsible for their vehicle....

KiX wrote: There's really no way to prove in the officer's favor or in my defense that the officer did in fact follow that procedure by the book.

His word trumps yours...............

tonygambini wrote:The code on the ticket is "R87" he said that is the speed he clocked me in at what does the "R" stand for?

Reduced.

I inched forward enough

Next time inch backwards.....

Rule #1 about driving: Can't see, Don't go!

All the way along Dundas, this completely inbalanced twit drove carelessly

Next time get the plate and call that in. "Yes officer, I think the driver is impaired. She's swerving, honking her horn obsesevly and she's ugly too"...."Whats that, no ...

This may sound a bit daft, but what is a tracking history? I'd like to gain a better understanding of this if I'm going to use this in my defence.

Tracking History: (AHEM) is the simple act of the officer visually monitoring a vehicle and determining that it is travelling above the Posted Speed Limit, before he uses a Speed Measuring Device, i.e ...

I did some investigating on this unit and found some info regarding the MPH Bee III unit.

"Mph doesn't recommend using the POP Mode exclusively because it excludes getting a proper "tracking history" taken in this mode"

So if I get pulled over by an officer who used POP mode to tag me, can the crown/officer cannot use the radar evidence against ...

Radar Identified wrote:I just lost my appetite... and my lunch...

I didn't like him that much...... damn, I got kids......