Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Your license number doesn't vanish into thin air. It'll exist whether or not you choose to renew your license or not.

Even if you don't have a license, they will generate a license number for you and it'll be waiting for you if you ever decide to apply.

interesting.

does the same apply if a minor (obviously without a driver's license) commits ...

hello,


here's an hypothetical scenario:


Can the conviction of an HTA offense (ticket) affect a driver's license that was not renewed and is expired?

The expiry date of the license, which the driver chose not to renew, preceded the conviction date on court.

Will the expired license receive the demerit points?


thank you.

If OP decides to fight the ticket, can the conviction go to the MTO records?

Considering this is red light camera ticket that was sent to owner of vehicle with no insurance implications.

Hello,

Need help to decide during the weekend which form to use for serving motion to stay the proceedings under 11b - unnecessary delay for traffic ticket trial- whether I use form 4F or "NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR STAY OF PROCEEDINGS"
I have read all excellent posts but got confused between process in http://www.ticketcombat.com and help on "how ...

by-law tickets don't appear on your driving record and won't affect your insurance premiums

there are some by-law tickets associated with prohibited turns that involve 2 demerit points, but those won't affect your insurance unless you've collected enough points to get your license suspended

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post23890.html ...

Moose wrote:I'm just curious, did you get this on Yonge Street or Dufferin Street Toronto?

Neither.

It wasn't on the 400 series either.

I am faxing my 11b application very soon. I used the Morin and Andrade cases as Juriprudence. My question is do I print out the whole trial transcript and fax it, or just the sections I quoted.
Would appreciate a reply asap as I am under the time gun
Thanks

I remember faxing only only the first few pages, 6 pages each IIRC...

Definitely not ...

toronto bylaw 132/93 section 3(a)
"Drive non designated vehicle in reserved lane during prohibited hours"


does it go in your driving records?

will it affect insurance?

OPS Copper wrote:it is not a criminal charge. In fact in this case it is not a charge at all.

OPS

I was referring to criminal charges (drug possession, DUI, fraud, etc).
Is that internal database shared too?

OPS Copper wrote:No.

Sorry to insist, are you sure about that?

I understand a criminal record/conviction information is shared, but aren't charges not shared with the the USA too?

I recall reading an article stating that the Harper government was sharing everything with Uncle Sam.

tdottopcop wrote:

OPS Copper wrote: These records are held by the police and kept 'in house' (ie not used for insurance, not on your DL, etc)

Do they share this 'in house' database with US customs? For example, if you enter the USA at any border, can US Homeland check that info?

Sorry, i didn't word this correctly. Can i appeal the 11b decision? I was told that i had to plead guilty to the charge and then file an appeal for the 11b. Is this true and how can i find any info on how to do this?



yes, you can appeal any decision, but the path is arduous, lots of paperwork and transcripts to order...
I don't know the ...

Mugwug wrote:Typically in exchange for a guilty plea the fine can be reduced and the time to pay it can be extended. Not sure how much of a reduction you would be looking at, but friends who have taken this option say their fine was reduced by $100 or so.

What is the risk of getting the demerit points if one tries to bargain a lesser fine?

what court office was this?

Attended my trial today after filing 11B and won! Will share my experience to help others to prepare for next steps after filing 11B.

Offence: Red light - fail to stop
Offence date: Feb 11, 2012
Trial date: Jan 10, 2013
Length: 11 months less a day


Congratulations. You were within the period, but I believe 11 months is a bit too short, judge ...