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The spotter in the aircraft probably works in several different regions, meaning he'd have fewer available dates to attend Court compared to an officer who works strictly in one region.
That was the case when the program was introduced, but now I think each detachment has several observers (spotters). The aircraft flies into the local airport and ...

I still don't understand though why prosecutor set one week limit to his bargain? My next court date is in June. Is that sort of pressure or smth . like that? I am trying to guess his intentions which could be useful if I decide to continue this game.
What is smth? = Smith?

Courts plan there time based on pleas (5min) and trials (30min +). If ...

I'm asking because, aside from personal curiosity, the OP mentioned that the extra space was for a bus stop. Some of those, especially in Mississauga and some other areas, are painted with a solid white line with the words "BUS ONLY". I'm guessing this is backed up in the city bylaws..
Oh ok....forgot about the "cente of the universe" stuff ...

As for the vehicle that passed the school bus on the right, that is legal since the bus was signalling to turn left.

Can you use lanes designated for specific traffic (bus only, right turn only, bicycle only, etc) in order to pass? Section 150 doesn't really specify how you pass the vehicle in terms of marked lanes.

still a disobey sign ...

Please post the question under the proper thread that you have created, I can not decipher which of these 3 threads it belongs to merge it.

1) Green Light - fail to proceed as directed
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post12272.html

2) Disobey stop sign - fail to stop
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post12819.html

3) Speeding
http ...

can you drive immediatly after paying the fine and reinstatement ty to stanton and simon for your quick responses
First pay the outstanding fine at court (possilby an municipal office), get a receipt which shows the payment, possibly one that shows a zero balance owing, plus should be a reference number
- then go to MTO with that document (with ...

Whoever is on the ownership as the registered owner, whether it be a person and/or company will be the one who gets charged with the offence

viper1 wrote:as far as I know the vehicle needs to be immobilized to be ok with booze around it.
Maybe there were blocks under the wheels?
Cheers
Viper1

plus have cooking/sleeping and washroom facilities
...a lighter/blankie and empty windshield bottle won't cut it either

Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
2. (1) Subject to the regulations, no owner or lessee of a motor vehicle shall,
(a) operate the motor vehicle; or
(b) cause or permit the motor vehicle to be operated ,
on a highway unless the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of automobile insurance

Offence
(3) Every owner or lessee of a motor vehicle ...

78(1) refers to the prohibition of "viewing" of televisions, computers or other displays unless meets the excemption, to which a GPS "display" is ok.

78.1(1) prohibits holding or using of electronic devices, which GPS is when a person starts manipulating the gps

Simon Borys wrote:Just lucky.

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With a marked unit all police would stop no matter who patrols that particular road.
If no police on scene it normally is called into police via 911 to the dispatch. The call taker will enter the road and maybe a cross road and it instantly tells what "police service" patrols that particular area. The entry on the computer screen is instantly sent ...

Christian2000 wrote:They should include towtruck operators in this law.

Meh, no matter what is on the shoulder...all drivers should move over. Could be parents with a sick child on shoulder, child all sudden plays trick and runs around vehicle into the lane.

Like Admin says, you are guaranteed the freedom to travel. As long as you have some mode of transportation available to you, I don't think your rights have been violated. Common law and the Charter's Mobility Rights only allow you to travel freely; they are not a guarantee that all modes of transportation be available to you.
I would substitute ...

If recall correctly...December of 2002 is when the law came into place. At that time there was wide spread media on the move over law. The law was also published in many licence/renewal sticker packages, that most people just pull out the main portion and chuck the new info.

Part of the law is that "if" you can not move over, you "must" slow down ...

If it is only 2 lane (each direction) on the 401 you must stop on the right shoulder, just an FYI

Reflections wrote:The plates on my wife's car are actually mine, from 1996! No issues, from the local officer's. I was actually thinking about redoing the lettering myself. Seeing as the MTO wants $148, i think, for new ones.

replacement plate = $20
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/ ... lace.shtml

Temperature is not the "outdoor" temperature either for using the device.
I have yet to experience cold or heat of -30 +60 inside the cruiser.
And sure am not sticking my self outside in either of those temps either.

and weather has no affect on the accuracy of a lidar or radar.

don't know interesection but if there is a green arrow for left turns....can not make a right hand turn on a red at all

Well been searching the MTO site for " Road Occupancy Permit " and havent found a thing...can you provide the link? Are you meaning a wide load vehicle permit?

Further whatever this "Book 7" is?

And if neither of what you are mentioning is not in here ( http://www.search.e-laws.gov.on.ca/en/search/#LegalAdvice ) it is not a law, but might be a ...

Also, before the speeding ticket, I did not know what Option 3 meant. When I told the officer it was my first speeding ticket he said, 'I know, just choose option 3 and you'll be fine (reinforced by a hand gesture which typically meant and I read as "Oh, don't worry"). Was he correct in leading me to choose this option although he did not explain ...

Romes wrote: The JP said 'no deal' after he granted my request for adjournment on

Which means that your matter has been completed for today and even if you make a deal sometime later during the day with prosecutor, it can not be brought before the court on this same day

Most certainly would stop that cover - confuse identity of plate along with the Blue/grey/yellow/pink covers all for confuse identity of plate. Only ones that I do not stop is the clear covers, protects the plate from stones, protects validation sticker from theft and proper colour of plate can still be seen

Now with the after market back-up ...

But ABS doesn't work on ice. .
Yes ABS does work on ice, snow etc....can hear it activate with a "griding" type noise and feel the brake pedal pulsate also.
An anti-lock braking system (ABS) is a safety system that allows the wheels on a motor vehicle to continue interacting tractively with the road surface as directed by driver steering inputs ...

I'm with Staton on this.
Don't think you would be bothered for going straight across the closed road.
But go down the closed road and you most certainly will get attention. (ticket which has demerit points)
Plus pretty sure every insurance company voids the policy when driving on a closed highway, do "Drive without Insurance" could apply at $5000 ...

HTA
106. (1) No person shall drive on a highway a motor vehicle in which a seat belt assembly required under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act (Canada) at the time that the vehicle was manufactured or imported into Canada has been removed, rendered partly or wholly inoperative, modified so as to reduce its effectiveness or is not operating properly ...

joe comp wrote:. The notes also state he was assisitng a car out of the ditch. Also not true. The car was already out of the ditch and on the shoulder.

That is true...the vehicle went into ditch, police arrived, assisted by providing traffic control....and until the tow/car are gone down the road...its one and the same reason for being there.

It is still a signature regardless.
- carbon signature - completely identical to top/original therefore defendant received a complete "true copy" of face of offence notice and/or summons, unlike a ink signature which would not be completely identical thru all copies
- ink signature - can say that particular piece of paper was personally signed by ...