Ontario Highway Traffic Act

hwybear wrote:
Unlike any other vehicle, cruiser speedometers are calibrated from purchase date and have this imprinted right on the speedometer.

Still need a check up every so often, with changing of tires etc.........

1. Tailgating
2. Slow drivers in the left lane, Fast drivers in the right
3. Texters
4. Slow merging
5. Lane cutting

Hello all,

Received a speeding 81 in a 60 zone contrary to HTA s.128 on April 16th.

Requested a trial.

Requested disclosure.

Written letter to crown 6 weeks later asking for early date, reiterating request for disclosure.

Notice of Trial arrived June 18, 2009.

Trial is scheduled for April Fools day (love that) - on April 1st, 2010.

Do I ...

pch2004 wrote:Also, if the case is adjourned, how do you apply for costs? If you have to drive an hour to get to the court, do you charge by the km? Submit an invoice or receipts for gas
?

Um, no. Nice thought though....

r0sst3r wrote:*phew* Ok, thanks!! I'll go an hour early.

Hopefully I find the room. Are there loads of rooms on different floors, etc?

If you're there an hour early, that means you'll sit for a total of 3.....IMHO.

I went googling for the news story and look what popped up:


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Your normal speeder will panic and immediately pull over to the side. This is wrong. It arouses contempt in the cop-heart. Make the bastard chase you. ... Drivers of ambulances ...

There was an incident of that here in Ontario......not tooooo long ago either, lets see if I can find it....

You don't need the letter. It simply states whats on your PON anyway. Well' you don't need it if you know the courtroom as well.....

hwybear wrote:Have Bookm run around the tarmat with a pie plate strapped to his chest and a aluminum foil helmet?

Oh, that would be a funny PhotoShop pic, anyone?

Do to their ages, I would recommend using a paralegal service, Xcopper comes to mind. Their rendition of the events sound credible and the errors in the report would probably make the ticket null and void. Was there any damage??

hwybear wrote:

Radar Identified wrote: I'm not immune from being sued if I screw up and someone gets injured or killed just because I happen to be at work, and I don't think he would be either. Perhaps Ticketcombat could clarify this.

If you mess up, you won't be around to worry about it.

Might be, flying to the Bahamas instead of Thunder Bay does have it's advantages........

Yes Sir there is, can you write the AG and the OPP and ask them to stop the jury rigging up in Barrie :roll:

Guess your not following this too closely....this practice has also been done by the Windsor Police, Thunder Bay Police.

And it is not jury rigging at all. An example of that would be putting people on the jury who have all had someone ...

Good job. They aren't as big and scary as they seem....

hwybear wrote:

tdrive2 wrote:Wow 8-10 minutes.
What do you do if your following the guys exit comes up?
Would you get off and follow him to his house if it was close?.

I just keep following and yes have followed directly into a persons driveway before, no big deal.

Wow, now Discount has competition, although if you are laying a S.172 it all makes sense....

liveontheedge wrote:

hwybear wrote: it is not impossible....think outside the box

How so?

Pacing....