Ontario Highway Traffic Act

"yada yada yada" and doing twice the speed limit,

yep, right there

you have potentially 2 convictions, which is not a good place to be, (insurance wise) it's either 2 or 3 convictions and there is a highly likely chance they will drop you, depending on your insurance company

should i fight it then? i am not sure what my line of defense could be. it may just be my word vs cops but is it good enough? forgot to ...

I "dont" think that would be classified as a fatal error, but someone more knowledgeable than me should be along to confirm

Dorota wrote:may i also mention that it was issued under Highway Traffic Act by an OPP and it was on a residential street...

What I mean is, sometimes cops will give you a ticket,.... for something, then tell you, "I'll give you a break,I'll only do you for xyz instead of abc, so you' only get a smaller fine and less points"

So you think there doing you a favour, in so far as a smaller fine, "BUT" as far as insurance are concerned, a conviction is a conviction is a ...

and it's a conviction which is important (insurance wise) as opposed to the demerit points

thnkxs



I believe the standard clause is that "the owner shall not drive or allow the vehicle to be driven unless that person is authorized by law to drive it." This is more a matter if the driver lets their licence become invalid or suspended but could also apply to plate validations. Court rulings have come down in favor of drivers against ...

I have 1 question and one solution...

I in the end didnt do anything, but the guy did get a ticket and said car has moved and no longer therer

1> so what is the sticker for, how/does it relate to insurance? I read somewhere if you don't have a sticker and get into an accident you insurance is invalid/or they could walk away?
if there is no real ...

hmmm, wondering if someone can give us a bit of info/advise

there's a car that's been parking on the road near my house, 1 door down,
usually on the road and not on the driveway, most of the day and all night,

as per "On-Street Parking: Parking on City streets is limited to three hours, unless otherwise posted. This offence is enforced on a ...

re-reading the post ... and THIS IS JUST an IMHO

I don't think anyone will come knocking, they didnt want to get involved with an insurance claim, possibly not having insurance or having a high insurance,
otherwise they would have got out and your daughter and them would have had a conversation

sometimes its ALWAYS GOOD just to get out (don't ...

also BOTH parties left the scene of an accident nes pas?

so ,
you get into a FB, both parties wait, the both parties drive off, "not examining the cars"
without getting out and looking how did EITHER party know the damage was minor.

whoes fault was it? was it a 50/50

other than the legal stuff, that's a part I don't understand, was it a small gentle "kiss off" or more
cars are designed to break easily ...

thats it
txs Screech

screeech wrote:Absolute Liability

ok, so it can't be a suspended sentence.
I can see how it works for a "crime" or "criminality" but speeding convictions... doesn't make sense
txs


hey there, what does a suspended sentence mean with regards to speeding ?

"A suspended sentence is a legal term for a judge's delaying of a defendant's serving of a sentence after they have been found ...

hey there, what does a suspended sentence mean with regards to speeding ?

"A suspended sentence is a legal term for a judge's delaying of a defendant's serving of a sentence after they have been found guilty, in order to allow the defendant to perform a period of probation."

So your on probation, so if you commit another offence what happens then ...

do you have dashcam?
that you could only submit at trial , not ER, although they may listen to the reason, chances are they wont do anything

they wont care, speeding is a (forgot the word) finite (?) you either where or where not
even 1kmh over is speeding

IF your life was in danger, you where going to hospital with somone with a gun shot, you ...