Ontario Highway Traffic Act

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post34580.html#p34580

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post34771.html#p34771

Please discontinue your pattern of sociopathic behavior before it kills someone.


Follow your own advice:

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post34579.html#p34579

agreed with ynotp,
he'll end up in court again by ...

I'm sorry, and I don't mean to be rude but SERIOUSLY, are you stupid?

You where SPEEDING and you admit that you where, why in God's name do you speed when there is a Police car right next to you.

If you do 101k's you are SPEEDING, whether you get a ticket or not is another matter.

How I learned is that if you see a cop car, in the middle lane ...

when I was stopped, the PC pulled out a voice recorder (and poked it through the passenger window) and said to me that he was going to be recording our conversation
same thing?
but agreed , not enough information here

Tickets/points may clear up in the eyes of the law, but insurance wants your driving history over the past 5 years.

yeah , thank you , everyone. I'm just f****. Even officer told me that I'm f*****. I will talk to paralegal on Monday. I'm planning to tell them that it was my first experience, I'm young , unemployed, going to the University, don't ...

hahaha true


what the old adage

Please dont feed the troll

k I'm outta here

lmrj0030 wrote:I smell OP trolling. That or the OP simply should not be on the road of inadequate knowledge of the law.

hmmmm.....

(back home and even here) I always try and get outta the way for an EV, that is SAFELY, I don't swerve recklessly nor mount curbs at speed.
One day that EV could be coming to save my life or wife or daughters.

EV drivers in the UK are TAUGHT how to drive through and around traffic, (I assume here as well) so IN a worst case scenario ...

Actually what that biker is a douche and what he is doing in the video is illegal (at least in the UK)

I know people who do that, and I've seen cars CUT up people who do.

Your not supposed to follow an emergency vehicle like that, in the UK its a fine and points,
HERE, that I don't know

BUt it sounded like that vid was in Australia


correct ...

correct

iFly55 wrote:In other countries vehicles literally mount the curb in order to give way to emergency vehicles: https://youtu.be/Z_Tl3G4sDPs?t=40s

Thanks RI,
and sorry to hijack the thread !

BAJ !

ok maybe clear up a few things for me pls RI

OK lets say I have no car, no insurance.

1)IF my wife has a car fully insured in her name and I drive it. obviously, husband/wife living in the same house, she does/doesnt need to inform her insurance.
Say I have an accident, we are covered (from what you are saying) except, the STRIKE, will go against ...

so how where you even driving the car with no insurance?

Spirit2015 wrote: 1-I dont have insurance. I use my sister's car and its insurance has her name on it.

All I have to add, is that

1) after my speeding ticket, I drove the speed limit, for about a month, then realized that my journey time to work increased two fold, and I experienced the same thing. I did resort to brake checking, but under advisement, have stopped, just in case I get a unmarked or on dash cam.

2) I drive with the flow of traffic ...

ok that made a lot of sense cheers Stanton !

txs RI,
I'm liking this version of it better, i.e. the "upper speed limit" is the 120, as opposed to in the UK< where the already 70 was the upper limit

coolski !

The long and short of it is, we'll have to see how this one plays out. The provision is there now, it may be used or it may not. Quebec was going to test variable speed limits, which ...