Without knowing who you are insured with and what your current driving record is like it is near impossible to say. Knowing who you are insured with is important because every company has different underwriting rules. 36 Km/H over is a minor moving violation, however with some insurance companies having one minor on your record might not affect your rates at all, however some insurers have a discount if you have no moving violations on your record, so having one minor means you'll lose the discount (amount of discount varies). Also if you have other moving violations and/or accidents which ar...

Hi all,

I got speeding ticket driving 116km/h in a 80km/h zone (36 over the limit) in April 2018 and my trial is March 2019, i received the disclosure yesterday and attached the link below, please help me to have a look and advice what should I do in this case? Should I hire paralegal and go to trial or pay the fine before the trial?

To what extend it affect my insurance rate?
Disclosure link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M0P7LX ... sp=sharing

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Hi guys, The traffic light just turned Red about 1 or 2 seconds before I were approaching the right turn lane at the intersection and when my car front bumper just stopped slightly over the white line at the intersection waiting for right turn, the Red light camera got activated, the camera flash light were flashing twice but my car did not even move after the complete stop at that time, I waited for a few second later and then turned right as usual, so in this case, will I actually get Red Light camera ticket. Please advise. For more detail, please watch the youtube video of my car dashcam be...

Hello guys, I were traveling West on the Britannia Rd W then went down the hill and stopped by an officer just before Ellesboro Dr and Britannia Rd W, he said I was speeding at 80km/h at a 60km/h zone but he lowered it down to 10km/h speeding and gave me $40 fine instead of $130, but he wrote in the ticket that I was speeding in a 50km/h zone instead what he said before that I were speeding in a 60km/h zone and I found out that there is a 50km/h speed limit sign 30meters ahead where I were stopped. It looked like the officer was already waiting at the side drive before where I just drove down ...

The video link isn't working. However, from your description you could possibly get a ticket for failing to stop for the yellow light. Under the highway traffic act you have to stop for a yellow light if you can do so safely, the fine for failing to stop for a yellow light is $150 with a total payable of $180 after they add in court costs and victim surcharge. Here is the direct quote from the highway traffic act: Amber light (15) Every driver approaching a traffic control signal showing a circular amber indication and facing the indication shall stop his or her vehicle if he or she can do so...

Hi everybody,

I were speeding up to pass the intersection when the light already turned Amber before I passed the intersection, but the light was still Amber after passing over the intersection, please see the footage for further detail. In this case, will I get the Red Light Ticket for that? Please advice.

Thanks very much.

https://youtu.be/MWzH6HIBN6c