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All vehicles are capable of coming to a complete stop within 8 feet approximately traveling 25 km/hr (15 miles/hr). I always approach the intersection reducing speed and approximately 8 feet from the intersection traveling 25 km/hr (15 miles/hr).
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If you lie in court in Canada "there are no repercussions to you".
ie: you show up ,take the stand and remember nothing (for every question). What help is that
to the Crown?

However you should show up.

Cheers
Viper1

Simon with your studies, does any of the below apply??
Perjury
131. Every one commits perjury who, with intent to mislead, makes ...

Once a conviction is registered (paid ticket, plead guilty with explanation OR trial and found guilty$) the ticket is logged via the "offence date". All offences stay on your driving record for LIFE. If points are associated to the offence, 2 years after the offence you will lose those points. As far as how far back insurance companies look on a ...

Speeding (under 50 km/hr over the limit) is an absolute liability offence and therefore you will not be allowed to enter a defence at a trial .

Hi Simon,

I'm afraid I didn't understand. If I choose option 3 (plead not guilty), that means I will have the chance to enter a defense at the trial, right?

I will guess that Simon and RI refer to is ...

from the notes seems the officer has very bad recollection now..

Notes are for the officer, not everyone else. In other words, the officer only need write enough notes for him/her to remember details of the incident. There are some incidents I have not even used my notebook on the stand. Can still vividly remember some stops from many years ago ...

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The exact same thing happened to me today on Hwy 10, just outside of Orangeville, it wasnt until i was right at the bus that the lights came on, and there is no way that I could have stopped before passing the bus. I also think that there is no way that anyone is going to ...

- if the bus is on the vertical part of the "T" with lights activated, the drivers on the horizontal do not have to stop, provided of course they stay on the horizontal.

Honesty goes a long way.

IMHO the notes referring to laser mean absolutely nothing.....as does the test time and the word of "overweight" (regarding over weight vehicles). I think that top part (of officers notes) is what that particular officer puts on the top of every notes he/she makes. Even more so if it is a typed version of notes.

I would look at the notes where you ...

Back side is like this:
Radar type: LASER ATLANTA
Radar Serial Number: XXXXX
Test time: 06:30
Line: 1
Weather: SUNNY WARM CLEAR
Road: DRY
Overweight:
Obvious by this that above is a standard format this officer uses on every offence notice.

Officer Notes:
MARKED CRUISER xxx PARKED ON LA ROCCA AVE FACING 10M FROM THE INTERSECTION 4 WAY STOP ...

jakedog wrote:

Radar Identified wrote: Click here for Fault Determination Rules

Look at section 10 (4). Does this describe your situation?

Thank you for ur reply, i looked at the section but none of the pictures apply to the situation.

10 (4) - shows 3 different scenarios where car "B" changes lanes, to which the right most is the one that looks like your situation

viper1 wrote:You are in the wrong just pick option 3 and hope.
Cheers
Viper1

Don't think there is that "option" in a civil matter

2) normally you are coming at the cruser or going away. we were passing perpendiculat to it. does radar have the same accuraccy and can i address how the officer can identify me since so many cars passed him infront first and given the time to process a new reading?

Your vehicle was also the closest one to him and radar will return multiple ...

1) Can I mention that the officer denied me to see the radar reading and will that help me get off? ( violated my rights)?

You can mention it, but it won't help. Sorry to disappoint, but you do not have any "right" to see the reading. This is an internet myth. There is nothing in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Human Rights Code, or any ...

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hello,

after reading previous I have similar situation. cop was parked in private drive way. a T situation. a group of cars passed him doing the same speed infornt of his cruiser bumper. i was the last car ...

If the trailer with load is over 1,360kgs it is mandatory to have a VIN - don't know how to do that thou
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A side note for other readers - it is mandatory to carry and be able to surrender the permit (ownership) for the trailer upon request (even borrowing a neighbours trailer)

You can walk into the provincial court, provide ID and they can look up your name, offence # and when trial is scheduled

I don't have an answer.....stumped

Fully licenced drivers
0-49mgs = ok to drive
50-99mgs = Warn = 3 day suspension
100mgs = Fail = Arrest
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Novice drivers (g1/G2/m1/m2)
0-49mgs = 24hr suspension
50-99mgs = Warn = 3 day suspension
100mgs = Fail = Arrest
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Young Driver (Under 22yrs old)
10-49mgs = 24hr suspension
50-99mgs = Warn ...

There is some provisions for a 24hr suspension. That is for a novice driver who blows between 0-49mgs or a Young Driver who blows 10-49mgs range.

First off, from reading this my thoughts and prayers for your son, you and your family.

Driving under suspension = Driver licence suspended by Province of Ontario for an offence under the a provincial statue, most often HTA (unpaid fines, fail to pay child support, demerit points, provincial court ordered due to provincial offence, medical reason ...

2 - there is no cross road req'd for a non-intersection offence....and unless the road name requires a direction to distinquish it from the other end of a city (ie: David Street South), does not matter if a direction is missing......then would get into my gps says this, the map says that, my car says this direction, true north is here, well it is ...

To me the missing of the community safety zone on the offence could be like using discretion and lowering the ticket to a regualr speed as the fine is a lot less??

2 - there is no cross road req'd for a non-intersection offence....and unless the road name requires a direction to distinquish it from the other end of a city (ie: David Street South ...

however i have both licence plates, one placed on the rear mount, and the second on my front dash board - (this is visable) as i do not have a front mounting plate.

Just for info....plate in windshield does not cut it...

From the HTA on placement of licence plates ...."The number plates for a motor vehicle, shall be attached to and exposed in a ...

I can only tell you what I've seen in 7 POA courts. If a deal/resolution is made with the prosecutor, it is made in good faith. All pleas are usually done before trials start. If the officer did not have any other matters or trials sometimes the prosecutor allows the officer to go back on the road. When called up to speak and the person all of a ...

If the OP had ,had only 2 beers in 2 hours.
The OP would have blown an even lower score after the extra time to station is added.
Viper1
Viper - your out thinking this here
Simply if the OP had 2 beers, the reading would not have been an "A" (therefore no 3 day licence suspension), but rather it would show a reading between 0-49mgs. Which wouldn ...

"Running a red light" is only if you ENTER the intersection on a red. Canada's Worst Driver, for example, repeatedly gets this wrong. In their "final challenge," if one of their drivers is in the intersection when the light turns red, they say this is running a red light. That is incorrect.
I would think the examiner would fail you in this ...

Here is my guess at the situation
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The pardon for a criminal record (Canadian) has nothing to do with any provincial offences.
You subsequently appear to be convicted for Impaired and a 1yr driving prohibition via Criminal Code was imposed Canada wide. The Nova Scotia DL was turned in for this one year prohibition.

Since the offence ...

Device timing can be found over at this link http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post18159.html which MTO manual states 1.5-2 second is minimum time of amber.

Now a hint on majority of traffic, lights, while approaching and scanning the intersection you can see the pedestrian signals, if signal is a "don't walk" the amber light is close to ...

Unless the wind blew the vehicle into the tree (didn't hear of a tornado)...weather is not a factor.

Speed too fast for road conditions is the issue