Ontario Highway Traffic Act

- 24hr licence suspension is normal for that scenario
- there is no "print out" of a BAC from a roadside test and you do only blow once
- being below a "G" limit as you mention means nothing, what is relevant is the BAC for the particular class of licence you hold at the time of the stop

**might want to check with MTO, some licences remain ...

take a few pics of the exhaust and actual straight on to the muffler and show us, might be something or not that someone here can help you with

IMHO I would not put red lights underneath, if anyone can see them from say a hydro pole away, I would suggest that is casting light forward, if there happens to be a puddle, wet surface or our infamous snow also reflects light very well.
or add a switch so if you want to "show" your car in parking lots/shows you can turn on the underglow and then ...

1990. Radar has changed since then so I'll give that a try. .
radar principles have not changed, only difference is in the radar unit itself in that they have more functions built into the units to in isolate targets better (ie same direction targets, opposite direction targets, targets coming towards, targets going away), where as the early ...

some of us on here can decipher notes very well, you can scan and add it we can most likely tell you what it means and will clear up the situation. just remove and/or blank out licence plate/your info and officer ID

and it takes more than just reading a manual to be able to operate the units

what are you driving on the road with?
further, most if not all insurance companies fine print states insurance is void on a "closed hwy", so even if you hit a deer you might be in for a hefty body repair bill

Passing on the Right
150. (1) The driver of a motor vehicle may overtake and pass to the right of another vehicle only where the movement can be made in safety and,
(a) the vehicle overtaken is making or about to make a left turn or its driver has signalled his or her intention to make a left turn;
(b) is made on a highway with unobstructed ...

a few things come to mind here...

- potentially if you were even to strike a "deer" or someone hits you, your insurance might have a clause in the agreement that no coverage will be paid, so you would be out your vehicle, then if injuries to someone else, seems like a huge liability there

here is HTA OREG 340/94
9. (1) The Registrar shall, after ...

there is no offence to back into your laneway or out of it

just info I found...

Side-by-Side Off Road vehicles
(MTO site http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/pubs/atv/side-by-side.shtml)
•A side-by-side off-road vehicle has driver and passenger seating beside each other, similar to a car. It is usually built with a hood, a steering wheel and foot pedals, instead of a motorcycle-type handle bar and thumb ...

same as the "cautionary" yellow/black speed signs on the ramps, not enforceable either...I find that whole case very odd

the "case law" linked, the line below what was quoted indicates the person was found guilty

Interesting. Ive also seen apps where you mount your phone to the windshield so that it will record your driving in real time with the GPS speed superimposed. Mix that with the OBD2 data and I think youd have a pretty good argument. Of course the difficulty would be explaining the technology to the Courts and getting it admitted.

One note of ...

admin wrote: Because I thought the police are required to also obey speed limits?

police are exempt from the speed limit (HTA 128 exemptions)

admin wrote:So does this mean that police can speed without having their lights on?

lights are not required

the offence notice (ie ticket) is the charging document, NOT the notice of trial