Ontario Highway Traffic Act

lawmen wrote: Section 144 does not indicate a set fine for s. 144(9).

http://www.ontariocourts.on.ca/ocj/en/s ... /index.htm

Highway Traffic Act, Schedule 1

Bookm wrote:What would I do without Google?!

Sit and twiddle your thumbs?

But since you have google it is the absolute answer to all

Section 216(1) is an absolute liabilty offence while s. 216(3) is a mens rea offence.

Section 216(2) articulates a person "is guilty," which indictates the offence is commited by the mere actus reus .

Section 216(3) articulates the word "willfully," which signifies a mens rea offence.

Section 216(1) is unconstitutional as it contains a term ...

lawmen wrote: Therefore, even if the cop blinds he would miss the 1/1000th of a second stop.

Maybe this officer would hear the brake pads coming to a halt on the rotors?

Reflections wrote: There are some basic rules of the road that I see "violated" everyday and wonder how these people got their license. which can lead me to another topic.........later.

I'm waiting for this one

What ever happened to basic driving and seeing a sign (ie big red octagon sign saying STOP and the vehicle doing so) and doing what it says. Certainly if the sign were to say FREE GAS everyone would be obeying that :lol:

I see the other side by what is said, but most offences is getting way way way beyond the basic principle itself into this ...

If a suspect is bleeding in his mouth, his blood is constantly providing a "fresh" supply of alcohol to his mouth, the same as the mouthwash would. I don't see how this wouldn't affect the machine.


Go out on a limb here.....that the alcohol in the blood is at the same concentration as the air from the lungs, as it is already processed from the ...

Law is so vast its not really possible to know everything even if one is a cop. Most people exect cops to know everything, though. .

Got that right....not just a simple ticket book and out onto the road. Carry at least a duty bag (small suitcase) packed with variety of books to look up laws, maps, reports, etc...if I want to branch off for a day ...

Dangerous Goods Transportation Act.

Prohibits the transport of Nitrous Oxide, unless the driver has a DGTA certificate to transport the nitrous. Further the vehicle must display the DGTA placards (dangerous goods square symbols located on transports) on all 4 sides of the vehicle (front, back, both sides).

Only legal way to transport under the ...

You are not understanding "mouth alcohol affect".

Mouth alcohol is residual alcohol in the mouth. This is caused by the last "swig" of beer and then blowing directly into the instrument, where the alcohol is fresh in the mouth, therefore a false/high reading is obtained.

Same can be done with mouth wash, contains alcohol, swish that around, spit ...

Heights....HTA OREG 615 sec 4

Bottom of sign....minimum 1.5m (4.9ft) and maximum 2.5m (8.2ft) from level of roadway

Gully....have not seen you here in awhile. Lat you mentioned you were going to speak to the local MPP....any news from that?

Cheers,
Bear

Do these machines have the ability to detect the presence of blood in the breath sample? Perhaps I have such poor dental hygiene that my gum's bleed. I blow into a machine designed to test for alcohol levels in "breath". Is the breath sample not contaminated and inaccurate?

Alcohol concentrations in blood are much higher than in breath. So will ...

Reflections...thanks....just changed my signature as well, hope you approve

I certainly want this site to remain fun and educational from all views! I will be the 1st to admit I have learned things on here and have changed my ways to be more competent.