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Great idea, save time and money for everyone

When you renew your validation there are 2 stickers that need to be affixed. One on the plate and the other onto the back of the permit. The offence is for no currently validated permit, is for not having the current validation affixed to the back of the permit (aka ownership). Hence for those that photocopy their ownerships, they need to copy the ...

There was a lot of traffic on the highway that day. He could have easily confused another car for mine.
It is very easy to view vehicles speeding, picture an assembly line and all of a sudden a box on that assembly line just easily moves past the other boxes. It is easy to watch the one vehicle and communicate to ground units to stop the correct ...

Blue car = fail to yield to traffic on a thru highway
Red car = would consider distance travelled, such as drove over more than one turn arrow painted on area, then would consider - improper use of centre turn lane

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A 75-year-old relative who hasn't had an accident in 40-plus years was driving his vehicle in a lawful manner, with a valid license sticker and insurance, when he was pulled over by a police officer -- the officer said my relative was pulled over because his driver's license was expired.

You told us your relative was driving with an expired ...

New this spring, tow trucks are included in move over law....have to find the amendment and post link

You need to know the effective date of the suspension and not the issue date at the report in centre, unless you know for sure it is one and the same date.

Most if not all insurance companies always ask if you have fines and/or have been suspended, and other questions, any incorrect answer can have your insurance voided. Just a heads up

HTA 41.2(13)(b) - drive motor vehicle - not equipped with ignition interlock device
NSF - no set fine, which means a court date, fine of $200 - $1000

Interfering with traffic is an HTA offence....section 170

Your thread does not make sense.....your very first post has the notes of the officer from the back of the ticket....and your last post says you just picked up disclosure, the posts are a few months apart.

The notes are very easy to decipher....top one is the back of one of your tickets and refers you to the middle ticket. The middle ticket refers ...

That's funny, if someone was in error and scratched my car, I would want them charged, if there was an applicable charge.

This person could do this often and keep getting away with it, where enough offences the MTO can pull the licence

The charging document is what you got at roadside and should be accurate.

The notice of trial just advises of the court date.

You might want to double check your request letter to ensure you indicated the correct offence number on it.

iFly55 wrote:

viper1 wrote:I think that your set-fine is wrong.

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Viper1

OP suggests that the officer gave him a reduction, and the set fine and total payable is consistent with a +10km/hr charge.

OP states no numerical values for speed or zone

Others more savvy in the steps will help, but I think when the ticket is filed the JP will quash it as face value is not correct?

The electronic signature/print has been around for several years, no issue with that

I'm sure the officer didn't lock up the brakes as the lights/siren were activated.

As per 1 car length behind? = WOW
A car is usually 5-6 metres in length.
Speed of just 50km/hr and vehicle travels 13.8 m every second
Speed of 60 km/hr and vehicle travels 16.6 m every second
Speed of 70 km/hr and vehicle travels is 19.4 m every second
An average ...

Just by what you have told us, that EMS went to right of others, transports apparently didn't move, seems EMS had at least lights on, most likely sirens too as drivers would typically just don't sit there on a green light and check their mirrors, just doesn't make sense.....

.......anyway get yourself a copy of the "traffic report", which is the ...

You need to go to the court or municipal office to pay the fine, after paid, take that receipt to MTO for reinstatement of your licence.. Btw there is a reinstatement fee

And 1 glass of wine, a true legit size would be gone within one hour after the final sip, Not the 5 clear hours you advised us and 0.019 is also higher than one typical glass of wine

Thread locked...already current and appropriate thread on driving suspended
HB
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make it mandatory for all manufacturers of vehicles to install a Bluetooth system from this point forward in all makes/models would be a good start, somehow include the device to rest/sit on a sensor built into an enclosed docking station to also prevent texting

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please stay on one thread for the same incident, others can help you better and faster, prevents duplication of topics

thank you
HB
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Even though i was stunting , But because i did it on a public road it is more serious? And could be reckless ?!

you misunderstood Stanton.... Performing a Stunt with a motor vehicle is a more serious offence and your car could have been impounded for 7 days and a court date set a month or so away...instead you lucked out and the officer gave ...

FyreStorm wrote:manoeuvre in emergency situations .

AMEN... being a MC rider myself, those "4 wheelers" don't seem to see us and MC riders have to avoid said "4 wheeler" or end up being part of the 4 wheeler

I cant remember seeing anything in regards to forks, however the handlebar height is in the act.
HTA OREG 611
schedule 6
3 (e) no part of the handlebar shall exceed a height of 380 millimetres (38cm) above the uppermost portion of the operators seat when the seat is depressed by the weight of the operator

call the court that deals with Provincial Offences Notice and ask them how much is outstanding for the fine, once that is paid you will have to go to MTO and pay a reinstatement fee with the MTO, somewhere in area of $150

no minimum distance for radar (easily obtain a reading in less than a second), radars are capable of obtaining readings from 2 or more vehicles, being within 75ft, most likely the truck in front is past the radar, therefore you are the solo vehicle

Thanks for your response. I guess the cosine error only becomes in my favour if the officer's vehicle was also moving. How about the fact that he was parked close to a large metal / concrete structure? Would that not affect the readings?

Does not matter if the radar is stationary or moving. Cosine error is always in favour of the defendant such ...

roadway is part of all highways, the area normally travelled by a vehicle. Highway in easier thinking is "fence line to fence line" (ditches etc) or in a town/city this usually encompasses all sidewalks to where property ownership starts by home owners and/or business. I am in areas such as you describe and common sense dictates that all the ...

most prosecutors will ask for the speed to be amended up to the original speed, therefore you could face 4 points should that be the case, and pending whether your previous offences have points...just something else to be mindful of