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by ashishbhatia_56
Wed Feb 03, 2021 5:01 pm
Forum: Ontario Traffic Ticket Help Articles
Topic: Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system
Replies: 5
Views: 10060

Re: Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system

"Usually you can can check by attempting to pay the ticket. Either it will recognize the number on the ticket or it wont."

@Bend - If it does not recognize & 15 days pass by, will it be okay to assume ticket hasn't been entered in the system? Should I still send a mail telling them the option I want to exercise.

Basically, I just want to know if ticket not being there on the online system is same as it being thrown away & I being let go...?
by ashishbhatia_56
Mon Feb 01, 2021 2:59 pm
Forum: Ontario Traffic Ticket Help Articles
Topic: Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system
Replies: 5
Views: 10060

Re: Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system

Thank you Bend for your response.
w.r.t the below question, do I have 15 days time after 4-Feb to exercise one of the options?

1.) Date of deemed service is - 4-Feb-21. Does it mean I have 15 days of time beyond 4-Feb to exercise the options provided?

Also, if the case is not entered into the online system by the officer until the due date (lets suppose it is 19-Feb), what do I do?
by ashishbhatia_56
Sun Jan 31, 2021 4:50 pm
Forum: Ontario Traffic Ticket Help Articles
Topic: Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system
Replies: 5
Views: 10060

Options for speeding ticket received thru Auto-enforcement system

Received my first speeding ticket in over 2.5 years of driving in Ontario. Was driving at 69 km/h in a 50 km/hr community safe zone. Got a $120 ticket (Set fine - $90 + other costs) via Automated Speed Enforcement System. Questions: 1.) Date of deemed service is - 4-Feb-21. Does it mean I have 15 days of time beyond 4-Feb to exercise the options provided? 2.) I read somewhere that if I overspeed by < 20 km/hr, there's a 3$ fine per every km/hr that the offender has exceeded. If that's true, then the fine in my case should be $57 + additional costs. Is the additional $38 ($95 minus $57) because...
by ashishbhatia_56
Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:50 pm
Forum: Failing to obey signs
Topic: How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))
Replies: 8
Views: 6269

Re: How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))

Thank you everyone for the quick responses. Really appreciate your insights.
So, @highwaystar, if i understand it correctly, if i do take a plea deal for both tickets, than one thing is for sure that i would end up paying higher insurance rates for 2-3 years at the least. Demerit points is not a concern, but impact to insurance is, considering my clean driving record of 7-8 years in the U.S. & Canada.
One of my questions still remains unanswered. If i plead not guilty (option#3), do i forego the option (#2) of reduced fines/demerit points on either of the tickets by default?
by ashishbhatia_56
Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:30 pm
Forum: Failing to obey signs
Topic: How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))
Replies: 8
Views: 6269

Re: How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))

If i plead not guilty (option#3), do i forego the option (#2) of reduced fines/demerit points on either of the tickets by default?
by ashishbhatia_56
Sat Feb 29, 2020 4:32 pm
Forum: Failing to obey signs
Topic: How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))
Replies: 8
Views: 6269

How to respond to 2 traffic tickets: Disobey sign (182(2)) & Interfere with traffic (170(12))

I got 2 tickets at the same time. 1.) Disobey sign - highway traffic act sect 182 (2) 2.) Interfere with traffic - highway traffic act sect 170 (12) Place: Just before the Unionville GO station, Markham I took a U-turn 70-80 meters after the "no U-Turn" signboard. I took this right in the middle of the road. In doing so, i did not realize that there was another car following mine at a distance of <30 meters which is why i got the 2nd ticket (interfering with traffic). This is my first ticket in Canada & from what the police officer told me & based on the research, it looks li...

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