Ontario Highway Traffic Act

According to the letter they were auxiliary officers. The driver recalls seeing them from way down the road and says they were standing on the corner but did not see a car or a measurement device. According to her, she always drives at or about the limit.
Maybe these modern day Robin Hoods can offer their time and support doing something a little ...

I came across a letter mailed to a family member from the local police station stating that a car displaying plates registered to them was seen going 7 kph over the limit. It states that they should make sure that whoever is driving the car, does so more carefully and that no other action is necessary.

I am thinking this is a great way to make ...

A cop stopped me for speeding. He said, "Why were you going so fast?" I said,
"See this thing my foot is on? It's called an accelerator. When you push down
on it, it sends more gas to the engine. The whole car just takes right off.
And see this thing? This steers it ...

from my understanding;

option 2 is a one on one with the prosecutor, who will look over your file and make you an offer (if one is available)
you can accept ot or not. if not, you can then go to trial

Should I ask for trial?

If I happen to go to trial, any chance of JP changing the charge to 'Red Light - failed to stop' with increase fine and ...

I drive an old style 4 cyl mustang with well over 300,000 km on it. I left work in a hurry and tires squealed (surprising me). I remembered I left something at work. Went around the block and realized an officer was following me. I panicked and misjudged the corner, slamming on my brakes. When I slam on my brakes the car pulls hard which I went ...

Stranger things have happened.

at the end of the day, you have 2 options
dont challange it, get a conviction.
challange it, and you always have a chance of something, errors, not turning up,

you still can get a conviction, but at least if you challange it, there is a slim chance, if you don't theres no chance.

depends if you have the time ...

As an asside, if you do get a conviction, what are your thoughts on telling the insurace co.

some ppl say not to say anything as they should run there own Drivers Abs. others say you need to tell them
I've sent my notice off (option 2) and taking it fomr there

I will probably just let them figure out themselves since there's no way this is ...

Certainly don't plead guilty to the charge as it stands. At the very least request a first attendance meeting and see what type of plea deal is offered.

I'm not sure what your chances of fighting the actual careless charge would be. While you're not expected to drive with perfection, your initial mistake followed by a serious over reaction would ...

Hi,

I am a fully licensed driver and got a speeding ticket on the 401 going 130km/h (unfortunately I got caught just at that moment). The OPP officer didn't give me a reduction on the spot.

The fine is $220.00 and from what I've read, 4 demerit points. I've also called my insurance company and my insurance will go up 5% (thankfully, my entire ...

Advice would be welcome,

I was driving on highway 7 on a day when it had been raining, though wasn't at the time, going under 100 when while going on a bend in the road , I wafted out onto the gravel at the side of the road, and overcompensated for that by doing a hard turn back- which put me over the oncoming traffic lane (no one was there ...

I hit a parked Commercial Van (no Cone around it for safety) on the street not on highway, my speed is less tham 10 kmh, got HTS 130 Careless driving. Is early resolution is good for me, I have ticket of $500. How I know I have 6 Demerit points from the ticket. Any advice thanks,
Tell judge your were talking on the phone and to lower charge to ...

You shouldn't be driving. It is a privilege that you are clearly not responsible enough to have earned.

lol... I have learned my lesson, I know that but you are one of those lil *EDIT* who come here just to hate, *EDIT* happens move on, face the consequences and forget, last time I checked this was legal advice not for you to come here and tell ...

trenchknife wrote:See? Even cops learn new things. Thanks for the correction.

Please remove disclaimer, the laughing is starting to hurt now.

trenchknife wrote:How about you thank your lucky stars you didn't get charged for dangerous driving or flight from police? Pretty stupid move on your part.

Is this his mom?

The sign designates that right lane (L3) for right turns.

If he interfered with traffic, maybe an amended charge could be HTA S.170 (12)?

(L3) at St Clair and Keele going east starts a few meters before the intersection. I changed lanes way back before the exit of the warehouse of home depot, At no time I parked my car or interfered with traffic ...