Ontario Highway Traffic Act

hey yes thanks I wasnt,

on the info also thanks
but the diagram which is directly under the wording

(2) If neither automobile "A" nor automobile "B" changes lanes, and both automobiles are on or over the centre line when the incident (a "sideswipe") occurs, the driver of each automobile is 50 per cent at fault for the incident.

my car was ...

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So I had a collision earlier this week. On this highway, there were 5 lanes, I usually drive in the inside lane and when it goes from 3 to 5 stay in that lane, I wasnt speeding as I was just on a nice drive to work.

all of a sudden I felt an impact from the rear (ish) passenger side and to see a car ...

TXS, well you live and learn,

HTH from my googling

Can police detect my radar detector?
O.P.P. in Ontario, Quebec Police (Sret du Qubec or SQ), and RCMP across eastern Canada use Spectre radar-detector-detectors (RDD). Spectre RDD will notify the officer if a radar detector has been detected near-by. Penalty includes a minimum fine of $350 in ...

Jammers can be detected, detectors can't, (they do not emit any form of emission - they just listen)
only way they can find it, is by a visual inspection, or if they hit your car with the radar and listen for the ping, unless you have a hidden power switch

Yeah, usually when you're caught with a detector/jammer the officers device (usually a ...

and a ticket ?

Radar Identified wrote:Drive in Ontario with a radar detector in the vehicle and you will get it seized. #).

He didn't have much of an answer for me when I asked him how he knew it was me driving,

should have said, "DO YOU know who was driving"

He said "How did you know it was me driving"

posted a few posts up, he told them already

If If you didn't admit to being the driver of the car and the footage doesn't show your face and there are no witnesses establishing your identity from the car to the gym the case is going to fall apart so long as you do not testify.

That being said, this ...

I thought.. There are mileage markers painted on the highway at specified intervals and then the OPP uses a stopwatch to time how fast you go from one mileage marker to the next. He then looks at a table that converts time and distance into km/h and radios to a cruiser to pull you over. Both the officer in the airplane and the officer in the ...

OPS Copper wrote:
...ride programs are lawful and that is what guides me not some internet video or obscure political belief.

^^^ what he said

"I dont want to screw this guy but he was moving so fast that I only saw him for about one full second before he hit me and i didn't see any braking on his part."

what?

screw away... you have my permission

yo,
if I'm in ma ride, and like yo 5 0 is behind me and they light me up.
you want I should ask him for his ID,
the dude will be like hauling me outta ma ride, slam me on my bonnet and be all up in my stuff,
then down the copshop and black up my hands
oh p leeees dayem yall gota deathwish?

Oh yep in that case carry on.

jsherk wrote:@bobajob - I agree that you should not lie. But if you have been charged with an offence but have not yet gone to trial and have not yet been found guilty, then you could ask "what if I was found guilty of XYZ offence" ... that is not lying.

interestingly, TD (when I spoke to them) said the opposite) about the rates effecting each others policy,

and yes, looks like we are primary and secondary drivers on each others cars,

thankxs for the explaneo

now we have 2 Separate policies, now I have one ticket my wife has 1 ticket
at renewal, will they see me as having "2" convictions ...

generally (0-49 over) is a minor, well at TD (Meloche monnex or whoever they are called) it is,

you can ask that question, but I found out that info on the TD FAQ website
and Bends chart is bang on the money

I wouldn't "lie" to an insurance company, because that "will" put you in some unsafe territory.
Possibly fraud, and in the case of an accident, they could walk away.

correct about the demerit points


Remember that insurance increases have nothing do with demerit points. So even a charge with 0 demerit points could still increase your insurance ...