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ticketcombat wrote:You would have to get an expert witness like Bookm

snicker

I definitely see why young males especially, have huge insurance bills, I can't think of one guy I know, who has their G2, who hasn't gone ridiculous speeds on a road where they knew there wouldn't be a cop. For my ticket I was late for a lesson with my golf coach, and was going too fast in an effort to make it on time. Looking back I feel really ...

I don't know, I think you can call me a nerd. Let's see some examples:
http://www.richterscale.org/images/20070107-CES-BillGates-400.jpg
Nerdy but rich.

http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2008/10/01-07/steve-jobs-3g-iphone-heart-attack-pixar-disney.jpg
Not so nerdy, not as rich.

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/05/smart_heroes ...

wait for the date. You can ask the JP to lower the fine or extend the payment time if say you are a student etc. Just a thought.

We are trained from day one at OPC in PVO (police vehicle operations). Multi tasking is pretty much the whole course. Maintaining control of the car (skids, braking, turning, speeds), rules of the road, radio, lights, etc.

Once a recruit comes out, they are then placed with a coach officer for further in depth multi-tasking issues radio, phones ...

The problem is you did do 102 and that is "technically" against the law. I think if you had passed at say 90-95 KMH we wouldn't be talking to you. Unfortunately, you still got the raw end of the deal.

Radar Identified wrote:Hmm... good point. Shocked No cruisers outside today though. Surprised

That's because they're in the trees and have already attached a GPS device to your car....

hwybear wrote:due to intersections

And the undivided road. Traffic moving in opposite directions closer together then 401. Also, vehicles using the opposing lane to pass......many, many factors.

Just so that the newbies and oldbies(!) are on the same page. If you have a non-derogatory slang term please feel free to add and post it here.

LEO - Law Enforcement Officer

JP - Justice of the Peace

PON - Provincial Offence Notice = ticket

MC - Motor Cycle

MV - Motor Vehicle

CMV - Commercial Motor Vehicle

CVOR - Commercial Vehicle ...

Make it so.

And just for fun,,,, 1 airplane

but nowhere on the ticket does it say anything about points and the officer didn't mention anything about it.

Does not have to.

Also, it's worth noting that the officer did not write my address correctly on the ticket.

This can be fixed in court.

A block is a fair distance, you could try that angle.....However, with what you already wrote ...

Inexperience with traffic situations AND inexperience with speed are a cause of those collisions, it is more then just speed.

That's got a nice ring to it, "And in this corner, weighing in at 270lbs, 50lbs of ego, The Volcano"......Let's get ready to rumbllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllle.

You can actually see the indent caused by the elastic........lol.

Does it look like this:





Somehow, I think even Orillia is further ahead then that!

That's okay we'll just keep coming up with new ones. Razz And really, how many other officers have browsed this website to educate themselves and others? Maybe...what... one? Two? (Picture this at OPC: "Your new mandatory reading is ontariohighwaytrafficact.com.") Shocked

"And make sure you pay attention to the posts by that R.I. guy, he's ...

Radar Identified wrote: How would Fantino like that? He'd go off like Krakatoa.

Mass destruction, short period of time..... Fantino may have a new nickname

Do we really need signs that say "slippery when wet" or "Bridge ahead?" I mean, come on.

I would tend to think that the "sign for everything" mentality comes from the good ol' USA. Where you can be sued just cuz. My last trip down there every bridge had a "bridge freezes before road" sign. Of course, in the same area they had 2 inches of snow ...

I do have a question though - Under Step 3 / Preparation - Linear Direction under a photo of a speed trap set up targeting cars coming out of an underpass, it states in part that while ...... "the officer has a clear view of the vehicles, the direction of travel is not linear (they're coming up a slope) toward the officer. A laser gun reading ...

We could automate the dangerous reporting:

hwybear wrote:

racer wrote:I lost 40 pounds. Now I can do 15 pull-ups.

Is that how many times you "pull-up" the baggy pants per day?

They might drive nice but the roads are just *EDIT*. Steel plates, frost cracks the list goes on. I was following a friend, he's in a Ram truck me in a 90 Jetta. Every bump felt like the front struts were going to pop throught he hood.

The wording is that as long as you, the defendant, are not the cause of the delay's, you have the right to a speedy trial. That being said some area's have their own definition of what is speedy. The best you can do is file the form 4F, 15 days before the next trial date , and see what the JP thinks.

Side note: While I was fighting my last ticket ...

receiving or transmitting telephone communications, electronic data, mail or text messages
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This should have, "That need to be interpreted by a human", added to it.

Yer are ignoring all those poor blokes with standard transmission. Hard to drive in 1-st gear all the time.

I would be one of those shifting blokes. :D

It should be no calls ...

Nice large photo's are good. Make sure you show all the angles. A nice topographical map will also be a good thing, *cough* google maps *cough*

hwybear wrote:Many moons ago....I have my Drafting Technician and Business Accounting Diplomas both from College
and was Auxiliary for 2 yrs.

Accounting...........This is why 'Bear is such a good note taker.........It's all about traceability.....

13 month's for a disobey sign??????? Yes file the 4F.

JD wrote:With reference to my message asking for help, can I be the witness because I was there?

Yes.