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-Driving a 4 cylinder vehicle to my parenths house, the other vehicle whom they're notes did not identify was a red dodge magnum, similar color, even thaught one is a hatchback and the other a sedan, they still look similar.
-In the dark in the middle of the country with no lights on, in a stationary position you cannot identify oncoming ...

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I am going to trial soon. I have a question here and hope to get some advise.
I remember the officer who stopped me was not the officer who issued me ticket. At that moment, the officer who issued me the ticket was sitting in the policy car to write ...

Like Bookm, I would never consent to a search of my vehicle. However, I would be extremely professional about it, asking the officer what his/her reasonable cause is to feel a search of my vehicle is necessary, but still refuse to consent. .

Now how to put this.

If I have an Act/law authorizing me to search I will do so, regardless of whether ...

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Well, I am trying to get ahold of the prosecutors office. I was wondering, is there any chance I can plea bargain with them. The officers evidence is as follows.
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Stationary Hwy 69.
Bigwood ...

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Then I saw:

A convenience fee of $2.50 is applied to every transaction.

They should not be allowed to pass on the transaction fees to us. That is the Cities operation cost. Why do we have to pay it?

The parking ticket is already a rip off and now I have to pay MORE for the LUXURY of being able to pay online! I think that just sucks!

not any ...

if you don't know where the officer was...maybe you pulled out in front of the cruiser and hit had to change lanes or something?

Ask for disclosure and it will give you more insight, rather than you and others on here trying to answer if the offence applies without all the details

Do NOT reach into anywhere, do not place your stuff out in the open.

Is that something that all ODOTS would rather see? Or does it depend on the officer?

Not sure, might be more officer thoughts, area patrolled, how many stops they typically do etc....so many variables. Each stop is different.

As i said I have never ever seen anything placed ...

Squishy wrote:

burgersgirl wrote:So what is best answer to the question "do you know how fast you were going"?

The truth.

BINGO, better chance of a break if one is honest.

do not place your stuff out in the open

Why is that?
Is the documents/purse on dash the wrong move? .

I would not say the wrong move. In my time, I have never ever seen that done thou

My personal preference is just stop, let me ask for documents, then tell me they are reaching here or there to the ownership, insurance or licence.


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- Get your paperwork ready (licence, insurance, registration) and place it on the dashboard before the cop approaches your car.

Do NOT reach into anywhere, do not place your stuff out in the open. Police do not know what the movement in the car is for (documents or weapon)

- keep hands visible for all occupants
- tell officer where your ...

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Stuffing it under your door is no way to serve it.

I thought there had to be proof, i.e. signature, of delivery?

there is no signature required by a defendant on a offence notice or summons

TridentX2 wrote:*When I said 5-10 cops, there are SIX streets in our town, its a 1kmx1km space.. I mean, its unreasonable.

I do not think it is unreasonable if someone is threatening the police. Each one of them want to go home to their families at the end of the shift.

Squishy wrote:I thought Fantino proposed that a few years ago. What became of it?

think it was after some winter storm where there was well over 1000 vehicles needlessly in ditches and it was mentioned in the paper, but don't think any government mentioned it.

This is a turning offence. HTA 141(5) is under turns.
Yielding is a totally different section and not applicable.

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The issue being raised here is: Why would nexxen90 be pulled over 6 times since Halloween????

Make some notes on the questions you are being asked and see if they are the same over and over. The officers usually are just doing their jobs, but they could be over doing it.

- also could be several different shifts and a different officer assigned ...

TridentX2 wrote: Assuming I got plates from a friend what would I be charged with? I have a buddy with a old talon he doesn't use and he said I could throw the plates on my car. .

It would be "Use plates not authorized for vehicle". This is an arrestable offence....that penalty is "$100-$1000 and/or 30 days jail and licence suspension upto 6 mths.

shouldn't my comments to the cops be enough.

and people never ever lie to the police


Under the OHTA can the police tow away a vehicle if the driver refuses to confirm they have permission to drive the vehicle? Or in my case just keeping silent.

it then goes into criminal investigation, to see if the person driving "has taken a motor ...

. It seems clear to me that the garage that did the safety inspection overlooked the front tires. FURTHERMORE I think the dealership that sold me the car was negligent

You mention a garage and a dealership???

Anyway, call the MTO and by that I mean call a MTO TIS (Truck Inspection Station) and ask if an MTO Auditor can contact you and explain ...

- police presence of 5-10 officers? Orillia is on contract, therefore the OPP must have a minimum amount of officers on each shift to satisfy the contract.

- indicate 4 tickets, but 2 paragraphs down you have a court date. There is no automatic court with tickets, so therefore you received summons for each offence

For summons, disclosure is sent ...

from Toronto Star

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/721033--2-tickets-for-driver-who-used-radar-detector-defence

A driver's argument against a speeding ticket backfired when he produced his key piece of evidence – that his illegal radar detector hadn't gone off.

That admission cost him another ticket, Halton Sgt. Brian Carr said on ...

This why there should be a new section added to the HTA for severity of this type of thing.
- leave roadway $110 and 0 points
- leave roadway causing damage $220 and 3 points
- leave roadway causing injury $325 and 6 points

It is a waste of resources (police, fire, EMS) responding to incidents where drivers can not keep their vehicle on the road.

It looks like all No-Parking Zones in Guelph are only valid if a "Traffic Control Device" (sign) is displayed. .

does not have to be a sign.... here is the definition in the bylaw

Traffic Control Device" means any sign, traffic control signal, Roadway, Curb or Sidewalk marking, or other device erected or placed under the authority of this By ...

A cyclist is riding a bicycle, which is a vehicle. A vehicle can occupy a complete lane by itself.

Where can I find proper procedure/laws a police officer is supposed to follow when pulling people over
- There is no procedure.
- A driver must stop the vehicle when indicate to do so by a person identifiable as a police officer.
- There are a variety of factors in stopping the person that comes into play: type of road, type of shoulder, type ...

Owner
205.24 (1) An owner of a motor vehicle convicted, as an owner, of an offence under subsection 144 ( 18 ) on the basis of evidence obtained through the use of a red light camera system is not liable to,
(a) a drivers licence suspension under section 46 as a result of default in payment of a fine resulting from that conviction ...

malakia2966 - the courts do not go by the current HTA, they use an approved list of set fines.

to find that....google "ontario court of justice"
go to "set fines"
go to "set fines I"
go to "Highway Traffic Act"
scroll all the way to the 2nd last page and schedule B, for speeding is there.

Maybe one of the court gurus on here will know why the ...

Hi folks, hoping you can help me determine if it is correct that Driver 1 (D1) is 100% at fault, or if Driver 2 (D2) is at fault too:
Vehicle going straight has the right of way.

Police log is hard to read but there a note that may say 'slid from A01 to V1 revting 26.3 m' where "revting" appears to be a shortform or I'm an incompetent ...

once the outstanding fine is paid, you have to go to MTO and have your licence reinstated. Take the receipt to MTO (I can not confirm) but would think after the reinstatement fee is paid that the licence is immediately activated.