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I "believe" if you go to Early Resolution and take the documents/permits etc, they should drop it, I've seen that happen when I went to an ER, but I'm sure one of the more experienced members will be along soon to advise

Stanton also advised similar
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic5459.html

yep she didn't like it.

goto early resolution, with your sticker and other prrof and you will get off
a waste of your time,

however, what I don't understand; did she not just LOOK at the license plate?
Also you know when your birthday is, did you not show her your planly NON expired sticker on the plate?

The strangest (and potentially very ...

have read all the notes my 2c's

it is a MINOR offence, afa insurance is concerned ANY minor offence is any minor offence.
However SOME insurance companies will choose to ignore it penalty wise;
I know when I spoke to mine, about a previous minor, they where not too concerned (and told me so) the effect on my insurance was nothing
multi car ...

txs buddy;

yeah I've seen some threads about keeping mouth zipped or not turning up

TBH; that would freak me out, have visions of cops turning up at my door

Here: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1965.html

And there is some good info on this site: http://ticketcombat.com/offences/fatal.php

Just note that over time some of these ...

is there a list of fatal flaws in a ticket posted somewhere?

txs

Wrong/different address on ticket will not get the ticket dropped. It is irrelevent to the charge of speeding.

I suggest you plead NOT GUILTY and request a trial with the officers present. Once you get your Notice of Trial, you can request disclosure (officers notes and speed ...

Remember that anything 16 km/h or more over the posted speed limit has demerit points, although these don't affect your rates - just your driving record itself.

This is incorrect...
^^^^ da man !
1 to 15 over is 0 demerits and considered a MINOR conviction by insurance which can cause your rates to go up.
16 to 29 over is 3 demerits and also ...

Question: my insurance is with allstate and after receiving the ticket and this is my first ever offence, I was wondering if I just pay the offence and don't inform insurance, will this all in all affect my insurance I currently have and will my insurance find out about this? Anyone that has allstate too can you advise me on this?

Technically ...

also this

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic4957.html

So I am receiving a trailer for free from a client. I just need to pull it 8km to my house. Is it possible to get a temp plate or maybe a service plate for it thats good for one day. or something along those lines? Maybe use a dealer plate from my uncle who sells cars? I do not ...

if you have CAA cover
they will tow it,

A guy accidentally dinged another car door in similar way, guy was spotted, but driver said, I'm just leaving him a note,
witness smiled and said ok, and drove off

note left on windscreen said "I am writing this note because somone saw me ding your car...sorry.. have a nice day"

true story apparently

your not supposed to have anything covering your license plates, otherwise it's a ticket (MArketplace did an article on it)
that said, everyone has them,
I suspect if the LEO can CLEARLY see your plate you'd be ok. If the LEO needs a reason to stop you they have it

to me, the actual "spirit" of the law of Stunt driving, is racing or engaging in similar activity. Was it not actually brought in because of street racers.

accelerating on an empty hiway from 100-150 - and I understand it is illegal and speeding, is not actually, "stunting" per-se

there have been several threads where people have been done for ...

txs for the replies, again good explanations

cheers

txs that explains a lot

cheers !

Has already been answered but the fundamental categories are Peace Officers (Criminal Code 495) and Citizens (Criminal Code 494) powers of arrest. the biggest difference is that a citizen must witness a criminal act (generally indictable) whereas a Peace Officer can arrest for RPG (reasonable and probable grounds ...

which is what I kinda argued,
so whilst morally you should maybe 'fess up.
said driver could just walk away with no consequences,,,,, woo hoo won my bet

however.... does a repercussion depend on whether it was done on purpose?

so a person in car park, gets pee'd off with someone, and slams there trolley into other parties car,
so though not a MV ...

txs dude

Decatur wrote:Most of the powers of arrest and the power to enforce certain Acts are listed in act themselves. Criminal powers of arrest for both a Peace officer and citizen are in the Criminal Code. You might want to start there to answer your own questions.

cool txs

if driver had hit another car and or seriously injured that person, what would have been the repercussions.

i.e. he was NOT insured at the time to drive; with essentially the plates from another car

The repercussions are that you get sued for hundreds of thousands of dollars and everything comes out of your own pocket.

$5000 is also ...

So to try and get a handle on the real deal is (as far as Canadian LEO's etc)

So,

i) (real) Police Officers; I mean in the sense of how joe public see/id's a PC
ii) Campus Police
iii) Specials (maybe a UK term, but I believe same here, part-time police etc)
iv) Transport police

So, comparing ii & iii & iv , what powers do they lack (if any ...

so we where all chatting about this;
so a hypothetical question came up

scenario:
A driver returning to his car with a trolley, begins to unload it, said trolley rolls off and hits a car, there is say a "ding" or some scuffed paint, but nothing that can be buffed out and say a couple of hundred bucks to put right.
We'll also assume said driver ...

if driver had hit another car and or seriously injured that person, what would have been the repercussions.

i.e. he was NOT insured at the time to drive; with essentially the plates from another car

nope;

if a bunch of lemmings jump of a cliff will you...


Actually; there was a good Martketplace article on CBC; saying that speed limits are unrealistically slow; and was actaully more unsafe;
some provinces have increased hiway from 100-120

and actually 50 clicks is SLOW; I'm used to 50MPH on what we would call a dual carriageway

feel your ...

There's a stretch of motorway in the UK with this,
it bloody well works a treat, no bunching up. no traffic, after you've gone through this a few miles,
drivers start acting like dickheads

To be honest, I don't think that formula is very good...

You need to take into account many variables, road condition, your tires, your vehicle stopping ...

I would say no,
so the question is, if driving the 5 metres down a one way street what happens if you meet traffic coming the other way?
OR if you hit said vehicle

something really does stink on this one,

your just driving along, good weather, not speeding and you get pulled over for mudflaps.... serious?

cmon, getting pulled for mudguards, thats just wrong, considering the crime that's happening in the t.
your saying no rain, so whats the issue? how can LEO say that no or wrong mudgaurds are going to or ...

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic6978.html

this one has an outcome too

looks like the "change" from 100 to 80, is VERY COMMON

heres another link on here

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic4195.html

stunt driving was IIRC brought in because of the amount of road racers on on industrial parks, "giving it some"
so agreed the "spirit" of the charge should be what is sounds, not simply "driving too fast" stunting, i.e. wheel spinning, racing, showing off etc,

what I can say, from reading various post'ts over time on here, that stunting, is more ...

I've seen various post's where ppl have said they where chased down (the ones I think I remember) was a plain clothes car, they tried and failed to use the "I was in fear of my life" defense,
some women driving at night, dark car came up behind her, and she booted it, lost, got ticketd for stunt.

I think "in theory" your right, in practice, I don ...

As for the drive with no insurance, its reverse onus therefore you must prove that your vehicle was insured at the time of the stop. Ask your insurance company for a document proving it was insured on that date. With my service we charge for no insurance sometimes when the driver cannot provide an insurance card and we are unable to contact the ...

some other people will be around I'm sure, but my comments

1> even if it was a 100, you where doing 35 over (what you thought) the speed limit was
2> If the speed limit is 80, it's 80, usually ignorance is no defense in law, so you where doing 55 over, which somewhere else I saw the LEO's have to charge with stunt

By some accounts some people get ...