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Your charges stem from using your scooter to cut across roads, which you kind of glossed over.

You need at the very least a M-Class license with a limited speed restriction. M with no restrictions would be even better. You need your plate (green limited speed), insurance, helmet, etc.

While harsh, the officer has every right to lay these charges ...

The last name appeared on the notice for the trial is incorrect.

Notice of Trial doesn't mean anything. It's just a letter informing you of your court date. It's not your ticket.

Also, I requested a disclosure package and in the package the officer indicated my car colour to be grey, where as my car colour is Golden (Beige).

Gold, Gray ...

There's a FAQ here that will answer a lot of your questions.

2- I got the ticket for 79km/h - fine of 108.75 (138.75w/tax). He said there is 3 points on it. Though it doesn't say that anywhere on the ticket? is it normal?

Points are a MTO thing. Officers have nothing to do with it. They are just automatically added once you're convicted. Amount of points is not going to be listed on your ticket. I'd ...

One thing that is different is that it was a fake plate not issued by no Ministry and the other thing is that it was inside not on.

Are we talking about one of those faux-European plates that you're likely to see in the window of a Volkswagen?

You're going to meet with the prosecutor before any trial takes place. See what they're willing to ...

canuckavelli wrote: Then I will send another one every month until I get disclosure.

There's no need to send it every month. You can send a second request 2-3 months later and leave it at that.

You're talking about 2 completely different things here.

Whether or not red light cameras make the world a safer place or is just a revenue source is irrelevant at your trial. It's an absolute liability offense. Either it's your vehicle that went through a red or it didn't. That's all. If you meet with a prosecutor and go into these ramblings ...

as for the plate cover i did already state that it seems that they are in fact illegal and i will be removing it tomorrow when i bring the truck inside for a wash.
on the issue of the tint, the law covers all of Ontario i have done some research and found that in some places in Ontario, Kingston for example since the law is so poorly written they ...

This is debatable. Many insurance companies do only look at the number of infractions, but 15 over is listed as a minor offence and 40 over is a major offence - even though they don't see the points they can still see this and it can definitely affect rates.
That said, any conviction is a conviction. A major usually increases insurance by about ...

No. Ambulance has the right to cross all intersections without stopping at all even though they slow down most of the time.

As already pointed out, not true. 144 (20)

Exception – emergency vehicle
(20) Despite subsection (18), a driver of an emergency vehicle, after stopping the vehicle , may proceed without a green indication being shown if ...

xolunaxo wrote:OPTION 3

The options aren't always listed in the same order depending on where the ticket was issued.

hi, i have recently been pulled over by a local Arnprior opp and his reasons were for tint on my front windows (i would say borderline to dark)

There's no law that specifies tint percentages in Ontario. If the officer says it's too dark, it's too dark. Take that into consideration for the future.

does this mean that every vehicle sold from new ...

Last week I saw a spot on the street that was designated for handicapped only. I have a handicapped parking permit that was clearly displayed on my car, so I parked there, paid the meter , and went to my doctor's appointment

Toronto? Curious as to why you'd pay for parking? Parking is after the signs and no standing is before. You are either in ...

Got my notice of trial

I was planning to send the disclosure by mail and not include my phone number so that they are forced to mail it to me. And if they don't, it would work in my favour. However, I came upon this disclosure form http://www.brampton.ca/EN/City-Hall/City%20Hall%20Forms%20and%20Docs/Provincial%20Offences%20%E2%80%93%20Traffic ...

My son was just pulled over 1 for no reason... 2 when asked for his papers IE insurance and ownership and license...

You're (unknowingly I presume) contradicting yourself. If your son was pulled over so an officer can go over his documentation, then that's the reason he was pulled over. An officer in Ontario has every right to do so.

he gave ...

I turned right on a red light at a T intersection. I thought I was going to make the amber, which I didn't . Light turned red as I started making the turn. Considering the road was wet, visibility was perfect, and there were no cars or pedestrians about to enter the intersection, I deemed it safest to proceed with the turn rather than to slam my ...

bobajob wrote:I can't see any parking signs, which is bad if there actually any,
anyone care to point out /circle/arrow where they are?
txs

If they pay more attention to the video, it is possible to determine that the other vehicle entered the intersection on the yellow light from stopped position. http://i60.tinypic.com/w9hdfa.jpg

It certainly isn't possible to determine the other vehicle was stopped behind the line while the light was yellow. You have a single frame shot where the ...

Contact your insurance agent. When you trade in a vehicle, some providers will extend your coverage to the new vehicle for a limited amount of days automatically.

visionsx wrote:How can the cop charge me after 3 months?

They can charge you up to 6 months later. As for your other questions, I have a feeling there's a lot missing from this story.

There was no 'no parking sign' anywhere that I parked and there were cars behind me.

There's a no parking sign in front of you and also behind you which you passed which indicated no parking ahead. There's also a zone dedicated to couriers behind you. The sign doesn't need to hover over your vehicle. You'd have to look up the bylaws, but I ...

Hi there, the same thing happened to me except i was going way over the speed limit. I'm just curious what the result was and if you could share your experience to assist me. Was it worth fighting the ticket? What advice can you give me as I just received this ticket in the mail.

Thanks,

Everything you need to know was already explained.

Once ...

REGULATION 628

9. (3) The number plates for a motor vehicle, other than a motorcycle or a motor assisted bicycle, shall be attached to and exposed in a conspicuous position on the front and rear of the motor vehicle. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 628, s. 9 (3).

Now my question is am I allowed to ask for any early resolution for the obstruction ticket while asking for trial for the speeding ticket?

You can't have your cake and eat it too. The reason they'd consider dropping one for the other revolves around you pleading guilty. It's a bargaining chip and you don't want to bargain. It's give and take but ...

Agreed with the others.

No state or province will allow you to hold 2 separate drivers license.

There's a reciprocal agreement that will allow you to exchange your license for another state or province. In most cases, it will allow you to exchange your license without going through classes or mandatory wait times. They will NOT do exchanges with ...

TimmyOne wrote:wouldnt a right signal light have obligated a right turn at the fist intersection?

No. If someone is traveling straight they aren't obligated to do anything based on their own signals. You have to assume they are going to continue whether there's a signal or not. The onus is on you to make a turn only when it is safe to do so.

Whomever owns the plates, gets the ticket.

If you don't pay, you can't renew your plates. That's it.

Red light camera tickets have no impact on your license or insurance, even if it was addressed directed to you personally.

pamaye wrote: I was later informed by my sister that she set the time to 30 minutes later so that she's not late for appointments -___-. Anyway, at the time I thought I was not making an offence.

pamaye wrote:Should I take this to trial?

Not based on that argument.

My mistake. Stanton is correct. I assumed he had given you a ticket for going though the red.

I was stopped and ticketed for turning right at a red light without coming to a full stop. It was a 3 way intersection (T shaped) , with no cars in or near the intersection. Upon approaching the intersection I could see that there were no pedestrians or vehicles both ways, I performed a rolling stop and proceeded to turn as there was literally no ...