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txs again

great txs screech

was asked this,
friend was on a 400 series, saw a marked LEO on the shoulder with a radar gun,
guy said he was doing 120, in lane 1, but his GPS said 115,
not a lot of traffic, but the cop didnt pull him,
he went a bit further down and saw another OPP parked up, (though might have been pacing him)
again nothing

so.. can he still get a ticket like ...

sorry not true, 50+ brit here, and that's simply not true
since the introduction of speed cameras, driving is more dangerous,
people speed UP to the camera then slam on there anchors.

speed limits on some spots have "suddenly" changed and cameras put up

it's a taxation for the government, stats have shown, little to no improvement in road safety ...

I think, depending on the mood of the officer, they could very well do so.
You know that +1 over the limit is speeding
A friend of mine was ticketed by radar for 3 MPH over (back home)

but as you say, it was an 80 not a 70,

someone with more experience will come along to confirm if it is a fatal

Hi Gang. I'm back, but I'm asking for a friend ...

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic6508.html

my expereince

I'll try and find the link of my experience with ER,
it's painless and different places do differently,

on mine, I requested ER, got a date and attended, went into a private cubby and chatted with the prosecutor, got a reduction and took it, sameday went before the judge who confirmed
I was pleeding guilty, paid fine went home

my wife, everyone ...

argyll wrote:I would suggest that this section is designed to cover the person who gets insurance, gets the slip, then cancelled the insurance and later uses the slip to appear as if he still had insurance cover.

^^^ THAT makes sense

<GULPS>

I would be concerned with section 13.1 of the CAIA with regards to an "invalid insurance card".

So say you put your new card in the vehicle but it is not valid yet, and your old one is still valid. Or the new one becomes valid, but your old one is still in the car and it is invalid now. In theory you can get a $10,000 fine for this ...

just to quote again what was said earlier

"Tint : the officer only need to state that the tint was dark enough that it in some way substantially affected his view into the interior of your car from the outside...Personally, if I can't see into your car to give a description of what your wearing and whether or not your wearing your shoulder belt ...

as I said, I saw one guy, at my wifes ER, he went to the pro. who confirmed (a bit condescendingly) you know that your sticker expires/renews on your birthday, he looked sheepishly, ummed and arred
then the prosec. asked if he had his sticker and he said he already got it and showed him the form/receipt.
he looked at him and said, ok, case ...

I usually update the cards but can see how you might just slip one in,
and as jsherk says
like seriously this is even an offence, I think LEO's/justice system should be more concerned with NO insurance rather than having an expired card and new one (as long as new one is valid)
sheesh
now that sucks b**ls

I've seen 2 or 3 people go into early resolution, with the new sticker and totally get off with a slapped wrist.
both will be classified as a minor and yes effect insurance

Yes there are going to be issues with three people testifying about speed which is why I suggested a 50/50 chance of it working. What they say and how they say it will be important to the JP's decision. If it was just the driver testifying himself then the chances are pretty much 0 that JP will believe driver over officer. Add a couple more ...

screeech wrote: jsherk should be along shortly to tell you to plead not guilty

^^^ that there was just WAYYY too funny

so a polite "I'm sorry officer, I don't believe I did...." (pregnant pause) > ?

You're on the right track but your first one has taken away your ability at trial to say that you did stop (if you did because you don't want to perjury yourself)

Your second one will get you a ticket EVERY time......and possibly any others that might normally have ...

ahh, gotcha

so a reply, like "I'm not sure I did Officer, but if I did I do apologize"
as opposed to, "sorry I reserve the right not to incriminate myself and hereby only giving you my name and address"

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Hey there,
question: if an LEO, stopped a guy for same, and asked the same question; can you refuse to answer or as you have advised, or similar.
Could you not get done for obstruction?

IMPORTANT: At no time should your friend ever admit to disobeying the stop sign, to either the prosecutor or the officer. If they ask your friend this question ...

shortest post .... E.ver lolz

The 09/10 shouldnt even be counting on your license or as far as insurance is concerned (run a abstract and it will show this)

So you have 2, and if this one goes though 3; your insurance could have a problem with that.
Usually 2 minors, but hit 3 and they'll refuse your insurance on renewal.

Hi,
June, 2009 - At-fault accident while taking a ...

and if the admit to the driver doing 65 in a 50, then they are admitting to speeding......... <confused>

>jsherk,

how are 3 people going to testify that the car was doing 65 or any speed for that point.

Wouldn't all 3 need to be looking at the speedo? That's not likly ? Is the driver at some point going to tel his passengers, hey guyz I'm doing 65 now in case anyone asks.

Not trying to be a smarta$$, but... seriously?

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I don't think they use x-ray detectors on people, it's a metal scanner, so it's safe
you can "always" request a walkround and physical search

I've done that once, bus just after a 4 way, I turned right just before the bus, but, no kids where coming out of the bus

cool txs Bend

early resolution, you are basically admitting guilt, you are just trying to negotiate a smaller fine
it's still a conviction and still goes on your record and still cause potential insurance issues.

but as Bend says unless you get a miracle, it's not going away,

Opting for trial, is an option, you could get lucky and you loose nothing, LEO's ...

Txs for the response,
and yes all good points, this was for the "Woodbine Mall - and Fantasy fair"; not impressed,
I was unaware of this til it was over.
but appreciate the response daggx

* is it illegal to do this?

Not as far as I know, although it is not necessarily recommend procedure.

* if it is could they not have done something else ...

it's not a major ticket, it is a minor one, and most insurance companies regard it as such

Thanks everyone. This is my first major ticket. I'm worried about insurance rates and tainting my clean record. My car attracts too much attention. I've been driving for 12 years. Never been pulled over. Ever since I bought this car in Dec 2015 (it is a ...