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Its a tragedy! Another example of failing to move into the left..I wonder what the driver of the van will be charged with since he actually hit the cruiser and there were injuries...

My best advice to you is always look straight ahead when driving, stay alert, and practice hand over hand motion when making turns.

That is cooool! lol Does it actually work?

I don't know what they would charge, but it can also save you the hassle of doing all the work yourself. I think they would charge you a fair price.

You can fill out the form at the bottom of the page for a traffic ticket paralegal to contact you.

I think I recall someone telling me that a cop can pull you over to even check for things like if you have your license and registration in tact...not sure how true that is though...(actually the guy who told me this was a paralegal :? )

As for being ticketed with something else when stopped by RIDE, I would think that the law would give ...

LoL cool vid...

Road Rage in Toronto Causes Fatal Crash

"A 55-year-old man was killed on a stretch of Canada's busiest highway in Ontario early Tuesday after he and another driver engaged in a high-speed game of cat and mouse that ended with a "deliberate" act of road rage, police said.

Information from witnesses and evidence collected at the scene left no ...

lol, imagine driving that!

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Roger101 Btw, you would probably want an experienced Paralegal to advise and help you out with this ticket.

Not a lawyer, since most lawyers dont handle traffic tickets, actually none that I know of in Ontario.

Paralegals will do a great job. To be referred to a Paralegal by this site ...

Tell A Friend About OHTA.ca!

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... friend.php

Sure why not...sounds good to me!

Why won't Canada allow electric cars?

"Transport Canada says the vehicles made of lightweight metals and plastics are not safe to drive on Canada's open roads, and would not stand up in a collision."

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/afp/080621/canada/canada_us_auto_environment

Should Canada allow electric cars on the roads?

Give your your Poll ...

Hi, (dumb question on my part) but what exactly do you mean by a Garage Registry?

Are you looking for some sort of software program to keep track of your incoming and outgoing cars?

It seems to mostly be for safety reasons as some of them being produced are not considered since there is a legislation that forbids the use of low-speed electric vehicles in Ontario.

But here is an article that talks about a possible change to that:

http://www.wheels.ca/article/28744

According to the regulation, Electric Car Companies can not sell electric cars in Ontario, Canada as of yet.

You are however allowed to drive them. There is no law against driving them in Ontario, according to the OHTA.

"The problem, however, is that we can't buy one. Although the car is now available for sale in 48 US States, no Canadian ...

Haha...I liked that one!

www.OHTA.ca deeply encourages discussion and we appreciate all the effort our users make in finding resources online and sharing them with this forum site.

We would ask a simple guideline for when posting other sites materials, such as articles.

1. Try to post only parts of the article ( 1 or 2 paragraphs worth), to comply with certain ...

I can't stand it when people don't indicate before turning into lanes, especially when they turn right in front of you.

What are some of your Driving Pet Peeves?

Hello BelSlySTi,

Welcome to the Forum!

Thats interesting...turns out the courts could have made millions in excess fines lol!

Good job there justice system!

Heres the link to see if your ticket has the correct fine:

http://www.ontariocourts.on.ca/ocj/en/setfines/

Here's an interesting article with new research about speeding on residential streets.

Residential streets most dangerous to kids, says Safe Kids Canada

Drivers need to slow down: a child hit by a car
travelling at 50 km/h has an 80 per cent chance of being killed

http://www.sickkids.ca/skcformedia/default.asp

Traffic control signals and pedestrian control signals

Section 144:

Green arrow

(14) Every driver approaching a traffic control signal showing one or more green arrow indications only or in combination with a circular red or circular amber indication and facing the indication may proceed only to follow the direction shown by the arrow. R.S.O ...

Really?

This is me:

If you are male and weigh 160 pounds and you have consumed 4 Screwdriver(s) evenly over a period of 1 hour(s) then...

Your estimated blood/breath
alcohol concentration is:

83 mg/100 ml of blood

I think that seems some what accurate? Keep in mind your weight plays a role in this calculation.

Traffic control signals and pedestrian control signals

Section 144:

Green arrow

(14) Every driver approaching a traffic control signal showing one or more green arrow indications only or in combination with a circular red or circular amber indication and facing the indication may proceed only to follow the direction shown by the arrow. R.S.O ...

Well its the Law lol! Don't know how you plan to change it.

I would consult with a legal aid for this matter. This site can refer you to a local traffic ticket agent, just fill out the form at the bottom of the page.

But where does it say that? The ticket referenced section 130, and section 130 only mentions highways.

The law can be technically written, and in the OHTA the word "highway" refers to many different words.

Interpretation, general Definitions

Section 1. (1)

"highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway ...

Since the cop was there and witnessed the act, I think your best bet is a plea bargain.

Residential streets are applicable for careless driving charges.

See how much you might blow on a real breathalyzer test reading:

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... r-test.php

Thanks to Hwybear's great suggestion, I have created a new page for that breathalyzer test.

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... r-test.php

I believe OHTA will apply to every public street in Ontario.

Btw, What did you do? Hit a parked car?

Why were you charged with careless?