Ontario Highway Traffic Act

The only thing I can think of is that there is a no left turn on to Fleet St. sign posted for people going northbound on Bathurst. If you are going westbound on Lake Shore you have to make a right onto Bathurst and then a quick left onto Fleet St. I wounder if he is alleging that this violates the no left turn sign posted for northbound traffic on ...

I'm surprised they didn't charge you with driving on a suspended licence, consider that a lucky brake. As for the lawyers letter, normally I would say pass it on to your insurance company and let them handle it. However I'm guessing that your insurance probably won't cover you if you did not have a valid licence at the time of the accident ...

This looks like a scenario where you could use the London vs. Young strategy since your ticket has a fatal error. Follow the link below and scroll down to the section on Incorrect Fine Amounts and How to Force a Fatal Error. Take a look and if you have any questions feel free to ask. http://www.ticketcombat.com/offences/fi ... forceerror

I think these are part 3 summonses so the 'meet with prosecutor' option doesn't apply. You will however have a chance to talk with the prosecutor on the court date before you go in front of the Justice of the Peace.

1. If you bring proof that you had valid insurance at the time of the traffic stop, the prosecutor should withdraw this charge.

2. The 407's own website says that US plates are allowed on the free way without a transponder as long as you are driving a light vehicle. So unless there is some clause in the 407 act that I'm not aware of I think this ...

Your best bet in this case is to probably plea bargain for a reduced fine based on the fact that you and your wife are low income. Book an early resolution meeting for you and your wife and see what the prosecutor offers you. If you don't like his offer you can still go for trial later if you want.

It is possible to enter into a payment plan to get your licence reinstated. You will have to make a down payment on the fines you owe and continue to make monthly payments there after. You will also have to pay a licence reinstatement fee which has unfortunately gone up to $150.00. Also since you had a G2 that has now expired you may have to start ...

I did this with a red light ticket I got back in 2011 where both the set fine and total payable were wrong. I chose to ignore the ticket and did not choose option 3. I was convicted by default, but I appealed that decision and won. This is just my personal opinion but I think if you are for sure going with the London v. Young, default and appeal ...

Interesting, do we know if section 170 usually charged against the owner or the driver of the vehicle?

Hi Musketeer,

Forcing a fatal error, as in ignoring the ticket and appealing if they get a default judgment against you, should work in your situation. There are two cases you should look at:

1. London (City) v. Young at paragraph 16 mentions situations where the set fine was wrong and the total payable was correct. http://www.ontariocourts.on ...

That is odd and I'm a little unclear as to which form your doctor is asking for.

If he is looking for the form to file a medical report to the ministry you can download that here: http://www.forms.ssb.gov.on.ca/mbs/ssb/forms/ssbforms.nsf/FormDetail?OpenForm&ACT=RDR&TAB=PROFILE&ENV=WWE&NO=023-SR-LC-097

If he is talking about the form to appeal ...

Hi Musketeer,

Forcing a fatal error, as in ignoring the ticket and appealing if they get a default judgment against you, should work in your situation. There are two cases you should look at:

1. London (City) v. Young at paragraph 16 mentions situations where the set fine was wrong and the total payable was correct. http://www.ontariocourts.on ...

I imagine your payment will be processed on Monday, but you can check your on-line credit card statement to see when it comes through. Also like HPTO said it usually takes them a while to actually send a ticket through the default process, while the ticket says they will do it after 15 days it usually takes more like 30-45 days for them to do ...

People have won in cases where the the set fine was correct and the total payable was wrong. Read this contributors experence for a case in point. Link: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2521.html

I agree with the others the court will consider giving the disclosure to your representative sufficient. Have your Father in Law send it down to you and lets see what is in it. Once you know what evidence they have, you can start building a proper defense.