Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Thanks guys

DEF a handwritten ticket --- So im really not supposed to do ANYTHING until I get a notice? What do I do with the notice when i get it? Call the prosecutor?

Sorry for all the questions, but i just want to make sure I handle it correctly

I would not count on this advise. I would call the court and ask them. Or contact a Paralegal ...

motorcyclenut wrote: The only ansewer is take a taxi if your going to have a beer. Its just too risky.

Not a bad alternative. A lot of people can not handle their beer. I have seen people go nuts just after a few beers. I can't even imagine them on the roads.

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Surely you are not suggesting that the horse rider decided to run the horse under the pickup truck. Why would she? Risk her life for what? Some mentioned that North Americans seem to have a lesser sense of self-preservation, but to intentionally steer the horse onto a way of a pickup truck?


Weird comment to make but ok.

The point was if your ...

Hitting animals on the road is not uncommon. We see deer on the roads here more often.

Some people do hit them. Never by choice. I myself had a few close encounters where deer just show up on the road after a slight curve on the road, and you see them at the last moment. You can't always stop, and it is a very intense moment. I have never ...

racer wrote:Small tickets like that usually do not count.

Every ticket counts!

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Greatttt Post Bookm!

This is great stuff! I always wondered about insurance companies and how they worked.

The power-tripping of the officer was nauseating, and I think most officers would've likely verified the situation quickly, offered their condolences and left the family alone.

The power trip was the real problem here. I can see a power trip if the guy was a criminal or had done something illegal besides making a right turn. But in this case the ...

I once read an article that discussed the various stages of cognitive reasoning. It was divided into 6 or 7 stages, stating that (theoretically) LEO functions at stage 4. To those in that particular level, the law is the law and nobody can get around it. It's the "I'll give my own grandma a ticket" mentality. Fortunately, only a few such as this ...