Ontario Highway Traffic Act

btbitola wrote:Well set fine is 25$ and when I looked today at MTO website from 0-20 km/h over fine is 3$ per km/h exceeding which will come to 15$ not 25$ as in my ticket.

set fine for that is $2.50 per km over (as set by the ontario courts...not MTO) plus the surcharge...so I will guess at $12.50 plus $5 for $17.50 total.

racer wrote: I'm growing a TML losing beard for 2 weeks now

here is your future....

Were you charged with anything other than a Highway Traffic Act violation?

if YES.....this is not a topic for the Highway Traffic Act forum....please consult a lawyer in your area!

Many searches can fall under complelety different acts and regulations than originally stopped for. (LLA, FWCA, CDSA, CC, etc..) which again will not be part of this ...

most times the injured person is not from the area that the officer patrols. Once they are released from hospital they do not call the police to ask for a ticket.

The only other option is having another agency serve the person at their residence with a summons. The summons involves a lot of paperwork (stenos, swearing to informations, relaying ...

Guess I need to sit and ask him exactly what happened step by step.. Being 18 hard to get alot of dialog from him for the details of when he turned the wheel, was it hydroplane or slide he does not know what the difference is.. Maybe he slid at 20km as he was slowing into the turn and when the tires turned they lost traction.. I dunno.. I will get ...

Squishy wrote: I was lucky that it was a single-vehicle crash and I could learn from that experience.

Bang on Squishy!!!

Rather than denial, making excuses and blaming anything else other than the person who has their hands on the wheel and foot on the pedal!

You accepted responsibility for your actions, gained experience and learned from it.

He says he had no control ..

I know you understand what he says, but stand back and look at the picture from a different angle...

18 = very little experience
wet roads = road traction reduced
raining = less visibility

Do not think anyone has mentioned "speeding". However we have mentioned speed toooooooooo fast for conditions which this is ...

case went to trial, half way in while the prosecuter was questioning the other driver she recommended to withdraw the charges..not able to proceed because of lack of evidence.
I WON!!

good for you....

having said that...the other driver is the "key witness" and if that driver can not bring thru enough evidence the case will be tossed ...

Serving a ticket(s) or summon(s) on a person who is in the hospital is common.

sounds like a good careless to me. Making a turn into the closest lane and then hyrdoplaning into the other lane :?: Even the deepest of water rut would not make a vehicle go into another lane when turning at an appropriate speed.....this was caused by going way tooooooo fast, failing to adapt to weather conditions.

Would have also added fail to ...

camper66 wrote: question regarding filing a motion for a Stay.

As, I am new here, I wanted to know what section would such a question be posted to

there is a courts and procedures area..

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HB

well as 7 days to submit report to registrar.

It is 10 days.

I file it in my sergeants tray, who reviews it, approves and moves it to another area for our stenos to file it. I know they are all filed within our office. If someone wants a copy they call the office and speak to our stenos, which usually involves sending in a fee to obtain the ...

Is it the original ownership that you didn't sign or a copy of it?

does not matter whether it is the original or a copy, the document still has to be signed.

**note** if photocopying, have to copy both sides of the ownership as the permit (ownership) has to be validated with the validation sticker (there is one sticker for the plate and one for ...

even better solution....drive where there is no ice



and when tired of driving.....

yes can still be charged....go back to start of this thread.....as someone resurrected this old post