Ontario Highway Traffic Act

What are those hockey pucks for? I don't remember seeing them more than a few years ago.

There's the proper way and then there's the legal way. Legal way is passing at or below the speed limit, taking your sweet time and hoping that there are no oncoming cars. The proper way, in my opinion, would be to get past as quickly as possible and then reduce your speed back to what you are comfortable with. Totally against the law, though, and ...

I had my G1 for a week before my first ticket, 82 in a 50 reduced to 70.

Nothing is before my time. I've read every post on this site, nerds.

I'd like them, but now they seem to be closely associated with D-bags that scream at "themselves" in inappropriate settings. Just like BMWs...good car, ruined by D-bags.

Maybe punishments could be based on percentage. 172 could become the 50% over law...actually makes more sense - 75 in a 50, 90 in a 60...60 in a 40 might be too harsh for impoundment, but then again 40 zones are usually school zones or really narrow streets.

Handsfree?

It's a good idea on paper, but cops would have to become math geniuses.

Hey Bear, what's 35% of 80?

Correct. Many insurance companies frown far more on the "follow too close" than defective brakes, particularly with no collision. Your insurer might just ignore it all together.
I thought insurers only differentiated between the "major" and "minor" convictions.

Then again, they'd have to know who I am and my address.
That can be arranged...how ...

Not THAT old.

Looks like this:

But at least that nickel could come from Canada.

Squid = bad motorcycle rider. Not sure where the term comes from, but I've been told that it is because once a squid crashes, the motor oil spill is like ink from the sea creature squid.

Is lane-splitting legal in Ontario? I don't remember anything in the HTA specifically addressing it.

I got my first cell phone in grade 9...and ten years later I'm still using it

Over here we have a "Sidewalk Ends" sign where the paved sidewalk turns into a dirt shoulder. That big yellow sidewalk sign just happens to completely block a "right lane ends" sign installed two metres behind it.

Unless the cruisers get expensive deep-cycle batteries, they wouldn't want to run them down constantly as that will quickly kill the battery (five or six cycles will destroy a lead-acid starter battery).

I do hear of cruisers running out of juice, though. I remember one a while back that ran down the battery from the light bar and happened to be ...