Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Riding in crosswalks prohibited

(29) No person shall ride a bicycle across a roadway within or along a crosswalk at an intersection or at a location other than an intersection which location is controlled by a traffic control signal system. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 144 (29).

http://www.golishlaw.com/statutes/oh08ht_a.htm

You need to walk your bike across an intersection, not ride off like that. Fight it.

Thats great thanks for posting those details and congrats on your win!

Umm why is the Paralegals SON giving you advice (Is the Son a Paralegal?)...get a new Paralegal.

I always make sure all the passengers in the back are wearing their seat belts, I won't drive until they are. Bad habit, unless you want to die. Had a relative who busted up his eye for not wearing a seat belt, now there is perm damage. He was also in the back when the car had a collision. Not a fun way to learn to buckle up if you ask me.

Stanton wrote:While not 100% accurate, most GPS units give real time speed information. Many highways also have mile (or kilometer) markers, so you could time yourself between markers and see if it matches your indicated speed.

Would GPS units be a better measurement of your speed, than your cars speedometer?

too old to be resurrected.

The reason it should be under the wipers is to hold in it place. There's no way my car door handles can be used as a holding spot for a parking ticket, it would just fly away.

Can a Jogger/Runner RUN across the walk way or should they walk?

Just my 2 cents, but I would pay the fine.

You have to know the laws and traffic rules of the country you are in. I once asked a American relative what happens if you dont pay or cant pay at the tolls. His answer, was if you live here you KNOW you have to pay money at tolls, so you either dont take the toll highway or you make sure to take money ...

Life moves on.

Love Fridays!

maybe he was counting on the scenario of the Witness NOT showing up, and you can also cross him with alot of detailed questions, he will have to remember alot of details...

As long as someone can place her behind the wheel is all that's needed and the do not have to catch her in the car.

It does not matter that it was on private property.

OPS

Also, don't you need to have the keys on you, not necessarily in the ignition AND provide or refuse a breath sample to be charged with a DUI? I don't see how someones word ...