Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Court Reporter has officer availability matched with court dates right in front of them (on the computer) and that is what they choose for adjournment dates. I know, been there dozens of times (when defendant wants an adjournment at last minute), just flip open my daytimer and add the person to the new date, always just an add on to the list.
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If you ask for a stay from the JP when you are called up to plead and you get an adjournment, your new court date will most likely be one on that JP's next scheduled court dates and not the date that the officer has his/her cases scheduled for (maybe adds another 2 to 4 months). That would reduce the chance of the officer showing up as they would ...

war1000 wrote:I had 2 beers at my friends place around 11:30 pm and was driving back home around 1:30 am. >>>>>>>breathalizer test, and on the 3rd try it showed an "A" on it. .

1 drink = 15mgs of alc0hol in 100ml of blood
"A" = 50-99mgs of alcohol
2 hours

http://caaneo.ca/about/blog/blood-alcohol-calculator

Ole lived across the Minnesota River from Clarence Bunsen,
whom he didn't like at all. They were yelling across the
river at each other all the time.

Ole would yell to Clarence, "If I had a vay to cross dis
river, I'd come ofver dere an beat you up good, yeah sure ya betcha by golly!"

This went on for years. Finally, the state built a bridge ...

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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 class of vehicle

the following classes of vehicles are prescribed:
1. Dune buggies.
1.1 Vehicles designed for use on all terrains ...

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and if you were the very last one, all three other vehicles out of beam, therefore your the solo vehicle remaining

diehard wrote: Your insurance company will not like that.

Don't you me the driver will not like it......and the insurance company will

Radar Identified wrote:Wait, $380 fine? Did he write that in the total payable and/or set fine box?

sounds about right if designated as a community safety zone

I don't think asking for a minimum of 2 estimates on paper is unfair either. If you feel threatened then go to your local police and make a report.

As Simon mentioned the ticket/offence notice is the "official" document referred to in court for the offence. The trial notice is simply that, notifying you of the court date.

IMHO..$1200 seems rather cheap for a dent plus rental vehicle.

Recently saw a autoshop bill for a scuff on rear passenger door, scuff on trim (not thru paint on either item) no dent and the cost was $780. It was the lowest of the 2 estimates for the vehicle from 2 licenced body shops.

Keep hearing I can't stop, not enough time etc... Interesting is the Minimum times.....I have yet to see any light at that little of time, the lights where I live all have 4 sec amber and 2 sec all red.

This is a suggested way on how to set up traffic control device timing - I will post below, but here is link
http://www.bv.transports.gouv.qc.ca ...

Agree with RI.

Absolutely you can move forward past the stop line when the light is green, to wait for the opportunity to turn when safe to do so.

Then it goes into common sense (not law) that only one vehicle be forward waiting to turn. Once the vehicle successfully turns the next vehicle moves past the line and waits etc... This prevents ...