Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Hello guys,

If I were to plead guilty to the 49 over at trial assuming the crown does not offer a deal before trial, would the prosecutor still have the charge amended to to stunt or not?

There's no harm is discussing a possible further reduced fine. They will either tell you "OK, we'll offer you..." or "No, you've gotten a big enough break ...

Steven09 wrote:as I could be facing a suspension

Not could, but you are. If found guilty of any infraction of 4 or more points, you will given a 30 day suspension as you're a novice driver.

I was heading east bound on 401 outside of Windsor. I did not see the construction zone sign as it was Sunday. The police office pulled me over said I was 37 over and I told him I thought I was 15 and had no idea. $277 later and 4 pts- he told me he put a R on the ticket showing he reduced the amount since the fine could have been doubled. My last ...

Hello everyone,
Last week I was driving back to Montreal from Toronto on 401. I got pulled over and the officer told me that he caught me 155km/h so he should impound the car and suspend my license (i have a Quebec license). After a few minutes talk, he decided to give me a break and wrote 149 km/h on the ticket (and i appreciate that)

Now I have ...

Worry about yourself and stop worrying about what tickets other people received. For whatever reason they caught a break and you didn't. You're going to have to get over it because it has no effect on your case whatsoever.

Your defense, if any, will hinge on whether the signage was appropriate in relation to your car. Nothing more, nothing less ...

I haave 3 tickets:

1: insurance expired
2: speeding
3: drinking and driving (G2) 40%



So i went to the court couple months ago. I thought i could get it out if the officer didn't showed up, but he did anyways. The point is, that I have spoken with the crown, she said the insurance and speeding will be dropped but not the drinking and driving ...

I don't believe any Ontario officers still use radar. It's all lidar. It's aimed at your front plate as it's the most reflective part of your vehicle. Traditional radar would send a beam that expanded in width the further the target was. This would make it harder to pinpoint a vehicle in traffic. Lidar doesn't have this problem. The beam expansion ...

Violations as to number plates

12. (1) Every person who,

(a) defaces or alters any number plate, evidence of validation or permit;

(b) uses or permits the use of a defaced or altered number plate, evidence of validation or permit;

(c) without the authority of the permit holder, removes a number plate from a motor vehicle or trailer;

(d) uses ...

Alright, yeah I guess it makes sense. And LOL. Obviously I'm not gonna say that in court -.- and I know it's not a valid excuse but it was just a general statement. And yeah, I'm aware of the fact that it was fleeing that screwed me over. Could someone expand on the "Novice Driver Escalating Sanctions" that bend mentioned? And thanks everyone for ...

Hi everyone,

I need your help. I got into an accident last night when I rear-ended the driver in front of me. My car didn't sustain any damage but the other driver's rear bumper got a dent (nothing too too big, but not too small either). As we were both in a rush, we exchanged Names, phone numbers and took photos of each other's car's license ...

Hey there

I am going to adding an air horn to my personal bus once it arrives.

I wanted to know if there are any restrictions, as regarding horns which I need to be aware of.

Thanks

There's no meter or level in which these things are calculated. Much like exhausts, it's mostly at the officers discretion. Anything that sounds ridiculous ...

I'm just going to echo the same response as the last poster. Should an officer search your car, it would be wise to inform him of the machete. While it's perfectly legal, you don't want to make an officer uncomfortable with the situation and have things escalate.

Does that really make a big difference? I mean everyone gets into accidents? :/

Yes, it's a big difference. You are still a G2 driver. You have yet to complete the Graduated Licensing System. You are on vehicular probation. The penalties are harsher on new drivers, not easier. Hence why you'll be suspended.

Also, you didn't get into an ...

YouDontKnowMe wrote:Sorry to bring this up again. But my license will most likely be suspended right? :/

Your license will be suspended. You are a novice driver and are subject to Novice Driver Escalating Sanctions.

YouDontKnowMe wrote: 2) Would the judge go easy on me because I'm still a minor and it's my first conviction?

LOL, No. You've been driving for like 6 months.

"Absolute liability offense." Thanks for the education.

Guess I shall just pay the ticket and file the whole experience under "Suck it up, Buttercup."

You don't have to suck it up, but you're going about it the wrong way. You can't fight speeding tickets with excuses.

You can always file disclosure and go along for the ride. You might catch a ...