Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Although, I feel that since it is my right to fight the charge, having the prosecutor move to revert the charge to the original non-reduced amount violates my right to dispute / fight the ticket in the reduced amount...does it not?

The Crown has the ability to bring the speed back up to the original speed. Court of Appeal ruling 3-0 in favour of ...

Your friend was operating the vehicle. The operator of the vehicle had a condition which made him a hazard. You just took over to get to the rest stop where you could safely pull over while the driver dealt with his condition. If that's not due diligence, I don't know what is..

Pulling to the shoulder (where the persons "alledgedly changed ...

Oobie wrote:Question about the above response; is the fine minimum of $5000 if you lost it for an Impaired ?

Pending...is it for an ADLS (90 day) which is driving under suspension HTA, or if convicted for impaired it is then Drive Disqualified via Criminal code

meleagul wrote:What he wrote in words is hard to understand.

Fail to surrender permit for motor vehicle, HTA 7(5)(a)

Squishy wrote:Is there a pop-up light bar?

No pop-out light bar.

Front: visor light, 2 grill lights, 2 exterior mirror lights, 2 front corner lights and flashing headlights.

Side: double pod lights in 2nd door area

Rear: Full size interior bar light across the back window, rear tail lights alternate.

When did their leather notebook covers get so flimsy? My old one is so much more..."supple" than the new ones I just got. Hmph I feel cheated. :x

see cheaply made products everyday. pretty much everything has become cheaper only to not last as long. We used to buy solid core tennis balls for our dogs to use. The balls lasted about 3 months, well ...

FiReSTaRT wrote:3) If I catch the witness in the commission of perjury, should I immediately report it to the JP or should I wait until the closing statements?

Would use it as a "slam dunk" in the your closing remarks to seal the deal on your win.

FiReSTaRT wrote:The higher charge won't affect your record with the insurance company any worse than the reduced charge. If you have.

each insurance company is different, check yours.

I know I pay a little extra each year to be given a "grace" ticket and a "grace collision".

Ooops, Bear, could you rename the thread to make it "parking tickets"?
completed as requested

The meter maid never left a ticket on the windshield. She would have run up to my door and handed it to my guest had that happened. don't think they would go and try to find the owner on any occassion

She just got 2 impending conviction notices for ...

it could be 2 different bylaw infractions that the peson received?
(ie: parking at wrong time and park by fire hydrant, which would equal 2 different offences on the same spot)

another side note, books of tickets are numbered, but the numbers before and after that book could be signed out by another officer and still be sequential

or was it a ...

FireFlash wrote:There were two cops in the cruiser. One gave me the 10km/h over ticket, the other issued the following too closely after I moved into the right lane to get out of congestion. I take it that they still must both be there despite issuing me one ticket each? Should I put these both to trial together?

then each officer would be there then

racer wrote:. Secondly, there were 2 officers in car, which means that both have to show up for trial.

Only the one officer has to go for trial. The one issuing the offence notice.

Unless it is an intecept situation where one officer has the evidence for the charge and the other officer in a different cruiser stops the vehicle.

For my 1,300 post, I present to you.....the newest vehicle at detachment

2009 Chev Tahoe

Sorry I'm not familiar with Lidar. The ground unit told me that the speed was calculated with a stopwatch between the white lines 500m apart.

Can you please clear up what time would be written on the ticket? 11:12am or 11:43am? If it's the earlier time, is there anyway to figure out when the actual officer pulled me over?
P.S. Is it your honour ...

if it is like lidar intercept, the time that is used is by the officer that did the "clocking".

So essentially someone could commit an offence at 11:12am and could be pulled over at 11:43am and be issued the offence. The catch would be that the person who observed the offence has to keep sight of the target vehicle until stopped by a ground unit.