Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Just like to take time and reflect at this time of year. Not that the other parts of the year are not as important, but seems a lot of us, myself included get excited and minds wander all over. With pressures of shopping/gift exchange/visiting friends and family etc. we all seem to get drawn into the rush and busy times.

I have done extensive ...

ontario court of justice, set fines here http://www.ontariocourts.on.ca/ocj/en/s ... dule43.doc
says should be $150 + victim surcharge

bc6254 wrote:, BLUE IS FOR SNOW PLOW OR EMERGENCY VEH.

just to clarify that part, flashing blue is ONLY for:
- police
- snow plows being operated ONLY by government road departments (muicipal/provincial/federal)

easy to time 2 vehicles thou...only need 500m for each one

I wonder if it's different since you're HSD and I assume you have a workstation in your vehicle to do simple checks. The guys here call all plates into the com centre - parked, rolling, traffic stop, etc., and the dispatcher runs it through CPIC and ISS. I'd say a comment along the lines of "your marker was run yesterday morning by Peel, nothing ...

the "drivers handbook" you refer to is NOT the law, the HTA and associated regulations are laws!
HTA 182(2) is a correct charge for any sign referred to in HTA OREG 615
NO parking signs are in the HTA OREG 615
- a NO parking sign with 2 arrows = prohibits parking in both directions
- a NO parking sign with 1 arrow = prohibits parking in one ...

radar antenna usually faces both directions of traffic....he would have followed you northbound to catch you at some point, probably clocked your increasing speed prior to him, not after

There is no record on the police system of each stop or incident. It is only on CPIC, which I think lasts for 7 days.

Only way a record gets on police system is a traffic complaint, then the officer has to tell the dispatcher to physically check the in house system which maybe i hear once every 2 months.

in the low end of volume is west of ...

throwing this out there....regardless of how many lanes, length of vehicle, speed, weather etc.....bottom line is if the other vehicle was stopped in its appropriate lane and was struck, therefore it was not a safe turn..... to me, safe means not hitting anything

He said he clocked me accelerating from 140 to 147 going north on the 416 but that would have been impossible since I saw him do a uturn from under an overpass which meant he was facing south and right after that he pulled me over.
so officer was facing south under an overpass and you are going north, obtains a speed and pulls out northbound ...

I do not deal with ORV on 400series hwys, but here is what I found with a quick search...

Off-Road Vehicles Act (ORV)
Definition of a "off-road vehicle" means a vehicle propelled or driven otherwise than by muscular power or wind and designed to travel,
(a) on not more than three wheels, or
(b) on more than three wheels and being of a prescribed ...

Stanton wrote:I haven't seen a handheld radar unit with an LED display for years.

Reminds me of the MuniQuip T3 handheld back in the 90's....wow, I am becoming ancient!

I am not that familiar with Charter law, but a lot of the ruling seem to be quite liberal in their interpretations. However this is a side issue to the original helmet charge, and largely irrelevent. He was a pedestrian walking his bike at the time of the ticket, he was not observed riding with no helmet..
There is more to this that the OP is ...

Reflections wrote: Prove that there was someone behind you, or get the officer to admit it and you're home free. .

Criminal offence is not part of this forum...thread locked