Ontario Highway Traffic Act

or who knows where this guy was originally riding, just going around an object or just driving amongst the cars for the hell of it

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anyway, got asked a question few min ago by text, i sent an answer back, but don't know for sure, i dont deal with these bicycle lanes
- NB car lane and beside it is a bicycle lane
- bicycle lane is designated ...

and i want to ensure that any draft that i purchase is exactly 20oz too....and i have a pack of portebella mushrooms in the fridge and says 680gms, which was the same as the pack beside, i want to know who ensures those are accurate also, like who puts in the small mushroom or the larger one to make it that amount and when what their qualifications ...

Sounds like you missed the "1st appearance date" for your court. Call the court or stop in and inquire when your next court date is

I use "no validation on permit" quite regularily, most often in lieu of a speeding offence which has points.

While it's possible to maintain control of a vehicle with a blown tire, it's an infrequent and sudden event .

The OP said it was a left rear blow out, very easy to control.
Although sudden, I have had many blow outs at varied of speeds (town, highway and priority response). Speaking of which, I had right rear blow out 8 days ago on a skinny ...

http://www.ontariocourts.on.ca/ocj/en/s ... dule43.doc
set fine of $260

http://www.toronto.ca/court_services/news.htm#surcharge

surcharge of $60
+ $5 service charge

grand total $325.00

Police services don't receive any money from tickets....all goes to the municipality where the offence is issue. Municipality then can use the money as they see fit.

Cash grab would be something you can not avoid paying for (gasoline, taxes, etc..) Traffic offences can easily be avoided by following the laws that are in place, therefore if one ...

can you give us the road name so we can see this on google street view

i would agree with you omega - fail to stop for amber or fail to stop for red light

This information is very very readily available,
- Industry Canada standard is printed in the radar manual
- All calibration certificates are kept on file for each individual radar unit

So there is more to the offence being withdrawn than this request in the disclosure
Are you saying the ducks are not in a row?

what i am saying that claiming ...

is IDKY a licence plate you remember?

You cannot be driving 136km/h and have any reasonable defense.

Incorrect. It is called "defence of necessity." If you or someone in the vehicle has a life-threatening emergency, that is a valid reason for speeding. It is a rare occurrence, but if the defendant is truthful, it is valid nonetheless. And defence of necessity is accepted by the ...

You may or not see from the photo, the road closure sign is for "through traffic". if I didn't plan to drive through the actual construction area or one-way road conversion area, then I shouldn't be not guilty? .

The legal signs in the photo are the 2 "DO NOT ENTER" signs facing you (white signs, red circle with white horizontal line).
And top ...

This information is very very readily available,
- Industry Canada standard is printed in the radar manual
- All calibration certificates are kept on file for each individual radar unit

This information is very very readily available,
- Industry Canada standard is printed in the radar manual
- All calibration certificates are kept on file for each individual radar unit

So there is more to the offence being withdrawn than this request in the disclosure