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the ammending of a speed can be made with evidence provided by officer, not because the R code is there

The previous record on the Ontario Licence (being suspended) trumps all other licences a person might have outside of Ontario. You say you paid off the fine, now go to the MTO and check the Ontario Licence status, even thou it is well expired, there still could be an outstanding reinstatement fee. Once this fee is paid it will remove the "suspended ...

I have yet to see this "exemption" you speak of .....if you can put a link to the section for all members, exemptions under the HTA 128 (speeding) is for emergency vehicles and HTA OREG 455/07 (stunt regulation) is for emergency vehicles

and this would be the time to use the exempion for cellphone use and call 911 and ask if there is a cruiser behind you!! NOT speed up

it is 1AM according to the OP, can not tell whether the car behind is marked or not or tinted windows....

hadley wrote:I did not ask how she "knew" I was going 110km but I
meant to.... how would she measure this directly behind me? There was traffic in the oncoming lanes as well.

moving radar, same direction mode

Has there been any new revisions in the seat belt exemptions. It stated in the letter, that I was given a ticket for not wearing a seat belt in relation to section 106(2) of the HTA. I think that just means that I was not wearing a seat belt according to that ruling. I think it is still probable that it might get appealed
nothing has changed at ...

A VW with POLICIE on it shouldnt be mistaken for a police car. First of all it looks nothing like a police car. Second Czech isn't one of the official languages in Canada. If it was a real police car it would have POLICE written on it in English or French (an official language of the land)

could easily be mistaken for a cruiser, what does a ...

If that same stop light you were facing also has a green arrow for a left turning lane, you can not make a right hand turn on a red. just an fyi

good that you took the stickers off.

last vehicle I seen like that with lettering of that sorts was in the compound and the driver had new living arrangements

Pebbles wrote:. A cop at the side of the road pulls me over for "driving on a closed highway". It's not even a highway! .

per HTA definition of highway: is any road, street, avenue, cresent, highway, boulevard etc..

A stopwatch IS USED in the aircraft. The stopwatch does the calculation and shows the officer the speed. The stopwatch is tested by 2 means:
- obtaining a speed of a cruiser going thru the "zone" and then confirming the speed on watch vs cruiser
- there is a "800" number that is called which tells time (I don't know the number off hand), however ...

specview wrote:. I feel like I am dealing with an extemist in Dryden

Sounds like the court is actually caught up with all paperwork and running very efficiently, no back log like some courts in the south.

manwithaplan wrote: If you're dumb enough to get in the slow lane 2 km before the exit, that's your problem. .

I would rather see the move/merge over 2km before and see them "fidgetting waiting" than the 200m and less lane cutters from left to right across 3 lanes and just going across the "bullnose" area of the ramp!

Its called the stop watch method. You calculate the time it takes to travel a known distance, and then that figure is punched into a calculation.

The speed obtained is the average speed over that time.

The formla is

S (speed). = D (distance)
__________ (divided)
T. ( time)


I know it doesnt answer your question but hope it helps

the ...

Good for you viper!! Wish more people were like that, leaving more time to get places, driving reasonable.

I also am in that same boat, more so that I now drive about 50min to work. In fact I set cruise at the start and just let it stay the same. Now I actually obtain a constant arrival time both ways. Also I do enter a higher speed zone, but do ...

Radar Identified wrote:There is no expiration. The fine stays in effect until it is paid.

add to that, fail to pay the fine will put you into an suspended driver status on top of the fine

Stanton wrote:I agree with your wife. From what I can see with Street View, Niagara Street starts on the far side of the intersection. You'd be proceeding through the intersection on a red, making it illegal.

I would agree with your wife and Stanton.

The officer also get time and half to attend court so there's a monetary reward for them.
that is very rare to get OT. All our POA court is on our working days.
Only times I can recall having OT for POA is when
1) work schedule has permanently switched (change of platoon that work on)
2) another officer with an overlapping schedule issued the ...

I didnt suggest that a police officer got a cut of any fines. I dont believe they get that type of bonus although I expect they will get some credit of sorts for bringing in the revenue.
Correct, absolutely no "cut" of fines and "no" percentage".
Nor do we get any "credit" for writing tickets.
What we have to do is be accountable for our time (as ...

I also believe that the location of the cars and the hill might trigger radar gun errors beyond user errors of the police. I believe the refusal to show me the clocked speed defeats the issue.
- location of cars/hill will not create an error on the radar
- the officer does not have to show the reading of the radar/lidar
- officer does not have to ...

I guess my only defense is that it would be impossible to get an accurate radar measurement if I entered the roadway, crossed three lanes in front of other vehicles (with cruiser way behind someplace) then came to full stop in the left turn lane, and all this in the space of 400m.
pending what type/model of radar, the radar in same direction mode ...

Re timings -- the first entry on the page is about the offence which occurred at 9:40am. Below it is the calibration notes for a calibration that was done at 6:30am. Why would you wait over three hours to make calibration notes? Only thing I can think of is that this page was made up especially for the disclosure and does not represent a true copy ...

per HTA definition the sidewalk is part of the highway, as it is part of the "lateral property lines" that the municipality owns.

Vibrantwind wrote:Do you guys think i have a valid case or should i just go ahead and pay the fine and accept the demerits?

you could start by looking up the appropriate "act" and "section" (probably on face of ticket) and read same to find out the law in Qc.

If it was Ontario, it would be an offence.

adding the notes here would clarify for others, plus could you advise at what the charge speed is so that one of us moderators can put the topic in the proper location, thank you
- i dont follow about the 630am test time and 930am offence time thou. would have to see to know what you mean

Kutumba wrote:On the top of the photograph, I saw the speed is 80km, and I just realize that the max speed limit in Upper Middle road (where the camera took the pictures) is 60km. I was in an emergency at that time, and it was a heavy foggy that morning,

all I can say is WOW!

Could the fact that my son was driving last in the group be used to defend that the cop could have catch the speed of the first vehicle accurately? Would the fact that he did not mention in his notes that my son was travelling in a group of cars? Anything, any pointers, or I am just waiting my time?.
How I would articlulate this as the officer ...

Could the fact that my son was driving last in the group be used to defend that the cop could have catch the speed of the first vehicle accurately? Would the fact that he did not mention in his notes that my son was travelling in a group of cars? Anything, any pointers, or I am just waiting my time?.
How I would articlulate this as the officer ...

just read thru again, 3 faxes and no response,hmm, check the fax number with the POA court to ensure it is going to the court, as opposed to some other fax somewhere else