Ontario Highway Traffic Act

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mnstrcck wrote:
Also, I think we should make a sticky in this thread with the contact information for GTA offices [or more]. I can help with it.

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http://www.ontarioticket.com/ontario-co ... hp#Toronto

You can also try to call them: 416-327-5614

Not sure if that page is still updated tho...

Plz stick to one thread.

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Red light tickets go to the owner of the car. Next time dont lend your keys out.

Option 3 for trial. You can most likely get a plea for reduced fine. There are no points.

This is a Rant not a question. Please stick to questions at hand and be clear and to the point. This is a forum for help, respecting views is important here.

Just get disclosure first if you already haven't then go from there.

Stanton wrote: That being said, the conviction will go on your friends driving record. If her parents are paying for her car insurance, they should be notified since it can impact insurance rates. It could be problematic if her parents told the provider she had no convictions and they found out otherwise.

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Your main issue though still is if you made the turn safely or not.

Thats another good point. I would suggest disclosure and possibly contacting a Paralegal too.

Well I would think the turn was made safely because he wasn't charged with careless driving when most accident at faults get charged with that.

Here's the e-laws section:

Turning at intersections

141. (1) In this section,

"centre line" means,

(a) in the case of a highway on which traffic is permitted to move in opposing directions, the marked line or median that divides traffic moving in opposing directions on the highway or, where there is no marked line or median, the centre of ...

Excellent! As Squishy posted you can argue that exemption, always contact a Paralegal though.

Get disclosure and see the officer notes. Also No careless? Looks like a decent enough charge for a city worker. You can plea this down. In trial though the crown will have to prove the turn you made was infact improper for what you were driving. Contacting a Paralegal might be a good idea.

141(2) reads:

Right turn at intersection

(2) Where a ...