Just how do you expect a police officer to inspect a vehicle that is under repair? In many urban areas you are required to attend a collision reporting centre not have the police make a housecall. You don't have to pay the amount the insurance company is asking for, but they may sue you in small cl...

I am guessing you were reluctant to report the accident because the lack of insurance. The law requires you report the accident to police within 48 hours if the car is drivable (immediately if the car is not drivable) and the combined damage is over $1000. Not reporting the accident and impeding th...

A family member had their vehicle parked without insurance in a parking lot. Another vehicle hit my family members vehicle while it was parked. (The police were never called to the scene). The other driver did not want to go through insurance and claimed they would fix the vehicle but then filed a P...

Out of Curiosity does anyone know what the lesser charge of 172(1) race a motor vehicle would be and any case law that would be relevant? Also this was asked earlier by someone else earlier on but is there any case law on the defendant being found not guilty and recovering impoundment fees. I've spo...

Radar Identified wrote:Thick yellow lines by the shoulder spaced 500 metres apart.

The 404 that goes north of Newmarket does not have the yellow line? I checked last night on the way home along with another set of eyes.

Was this daytime or night? I'm going to assume daytime. Can I request the disclosure prior to the summons, if so how do I do this? I was told that it would be the attorney general instead of the prosecutor due to the level of the offence(not sure if this effects who I send the disclosure request to...

I thought.. There are mileage markers painted on the highway at specified intervals and then the OPP uses a stopwatch to time how fast you go from one mileage marker to the next. He then looks at a table that converts time and distance into km/h and radios to a cruiser to pull you over. Both the of...

Does anyone know the radar equipment used and the video camera used to record while in pursuit.

Thanks!

Does anyone have any Case Law on matters where the accused has been found non guilty when the accused has been given a speeding ticket after the fact. The accused was caught by speeding then the police totally lost sight of the driver for approximately 20 minutes then gave the accused a ticket. The ...

But how would the police officer know who was driving the vehicle? Those are going to be two different issues. The officers believe they have enough evidence to charge you. Therefore, whether or not you leave you vehicle doesn't change whether or not a charge can be laid. They can, they will, and y...

Unfortunately you can not recover the costs of impounding your vehicle and license, even if you're found not-guilty at trial or have the charges withdrawn. http://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90p33#BK4[quote]Service (3) The offence notice or summons shall be served personally upon the person charged...

bend wrote:

anthony.singh wrote:I wanted to know if anyone knows if it is lawful to give me a ticket after the fact

Yes. Just because you park your car and get out doesn't mean the officer automatically loses any right to charge you.

But how would the police officer know who was driving the vehicle?

An OPP helicopter clocked my vehicle going 60 kilometres over the speed limit. The helicopter followed my vehicle to where it was parked and they claim they have footage from (1000 plus feet in the air) identifying that the person driving was me which I find hard to believe. A YRP officer then came ...