Ontario Highway Traffic Act

it's the 401....it is straight, there are no sharp turns or steep hills. It would not matter anyway it is his/her description of the highway at that point in time.

Dovaleh wrote:Wondering if I may have a case or argument for this.

Location: Bathurst and Clark.
Season: Winter 2008 / Snowing

think its a little too late for any arguement?

clarity for others from google maps

SB on Bathurst prior to Clark
- designated left turn lane
- L1 straight thru
- L2 straight thru
- designated right turn lane (right turn pavement markings, yellow sign "right lane exits", regulation black/whi right turn arrow)

SB on Bathurst after Clark
- L1 straight thru
- L2 straight thru
- merge lane (approx ...

Bill_Payer wrote:O Reg 615 (7)

However I cannot find specific regulation detailing how a railway crossing controlled by a stop sign must be configured.

Reg 615 (6-9) indicates the size of the sign and how the sign must be positioned.......what more are you looking for?

Thanks hwybear,

Good comments. I see by your reply that it would be difficulty to get information on a specific location.

Do you know of a "master database", or something similar for tickets, apart from information that resides on each drivers abstract. I'm just wondering where all of this information is retained,...or if it is?

Appreciate your ...

Anyone heard of this in Parliament? just stumbled on this one...all I can say is glad I live close to Detroit for my older years...less backroad travel to get to the border to drive to Florida.
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http://www.ontla.on.ca/web/bills/bills_detail.do?locale=en&Intranet=&BillID=2244
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The bill amends the Highway Traffic Act ...

hall wrote: I did not know that this new rule existed.

It is not a new law.....it has been a law in Ontario since December 9th, 2002.....it was Bill 191

congrats,

I was just thinking of this today as I drove to Windsor and was going to dig up this post after coming home. Seemed almost every vehicle has the dealer bracket. Probably 95% are good and the other 5% were bad.

The bad ones were a little thicker on the bottom and could not determine if the letter was an E or F, 7 or Z.

Disclosure was already requested. He faxed his disclosure exactly 1 month before court date.

Ideally, we want the prosecution to be responsible for the delay (which would give us a VERY strong case for 11b). Any other advice on how to accomplish this?

How can the court be responsible if this person waits one month prior to trial to ask for ...

As for your next sticker, use some rubbing alcohol/Windex to clean the old sticker from grit and grease to make the new one stick.

do that every year. It also prevents theft of your sticker. The multiple stickers on top can be easily "lifted" in one piece....but when the sticker is directly on the plate the odds of a complete removal without ...

antq wrote: From my 2 cents why doesnt ontario do like quebec. No sticker required on the plate. Opps my bad , i forgot, the opp wouln t be able to give tickets for that anymore

Nor would the police give a ticket if persons read directions and picture and followed same in application of a sticker.

What I can gather from the notes (perhaps hwybear or OPS Copper can correct my mistakes):

- Patrol highway 401 westbound west of Toronto Road in lane 3.
- Observed Target Motor Vehicle (TMV) in lane 1 at high rate of speed (HRS)
- I activated rear antenna
- Observed target speed of 130 km/h, patrol speed of 106 km/h
- doppler patrol increase ...

unitl people start owing up to their mistakes (red, yellow light) violations when they actually do get caught (even by cameras) and be more cognizant of the lights ........then pedestrians not looking both ways...this saga will continue for many years to come

"Drive motor vehicle, validation improperly affixed" is correct offence under 7(1)(c)(i)

On the ticket it said that I broke the law..
Section 7(1)(c)(i) which I posted below...

7. (1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a highway unless,
(c) evidence of the current validation of the permit is affixed, in the prescribed manner, to,
(i) one of the number plates mentioned in subclause (b) (i) displayed on the vehicle

Prescribed ...