Ontario Highway Traffic Act - Section 128(13)b: Fire department vehicles and police vehicles (13) The speed limits prescribed under this section or any regulation or by-law passed under this section do not apply to, (a) a fire department vehicle while proceeding to a fire or responding to, but not returning from, a fire alarm or other emergency call; (b) a police department vehicle being used in the lawful performance of a police officer’s duties; or (c) an ambulance while responding to an emergency call or being used to transport a patient or injured person in an emergency situation. R.S.O. ...

Dear Moderator Despite being an "occasional" visitor, I might well come here more-frequently now, as a number of my friends often contact me after running afoul of driving rules and receiving offenses contrary to the HTA. Many would say "just send them the link and let them do their OWN due diligence" however I've now retired (and they haven't) so thought I'd just use some of my time constructively. A friend from Ottawa recently contacted me about ASE which is used quite-extensively there. And despite the bylaws seemingly being iron-clad and non-contestable in traffic cour...

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Glad to hear your condition has improved!

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Hi Juice1971,

Sorry to hear no one was able to provide help here. To help others who may one day go through this possibly consider updating us as to what happened. Thanks again.

Left_Turners_R_Toast wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 7:55 pm G'day all! I admit having visited this site years ago for help/inspiration to fight a 20-over ticket in a 40 zone...

Well then, Welcome back Left_Turners_R_Toast!

Congrats, that's good to know, I think the tint I have is also 30%.

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chenco wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 4:47 pm Hello All:

New to the forum and part of the offences statistics. Hope to contribute my experience when done.

Great resources!
Chenco

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Answered my own question as nobody here knows. Obviously, avoid Iowa. County Attorney will hire a collection agency. Courts will issue a bench warrant. DOT will create a record shareable with other states so that you cannot get a USA drivers licence anywhere. Regarding the other 49 states, traffic tickets are administrative offences, not criminal offences, and so are not part of the border information database and so do not stop you from entering USA. Once in, if you are stopped by police, it is unlikely that the ticket is in the shared database, and even if it was they are not going to start...