Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I don't know the legalities of it, but this what I have seen....

I saw a simliar situation this past week in criminal court, defence has to provide the document to prosecution for review, trial is now put over for another date for continuation to give prosecution time to thoroughly review the report.

Same thing happens when defence brings in ...

Reflections wrote:So how do I get my free gas?

Eat 1 bowl of chili, 1lb of hot chicken wings, pickled eggs and a beer allow to mix thoroughtly and enjoy your FREE GAS

- other members will need to know the offence (ie: Disobey stop sign fail to stop, red light fail to stop, fail to stop for police, disobey sign)
so advise of act and section number
- if at intersection require road names
- then one of the mods will have to move the topic to the appropriate topic location

Ed,

think I just found the answer at HTA 55
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Suspension on appeal
55. If a person whose licence has been suspended enters an appeal against his or her conviction and serves notice of the appeal on the Registrar, the suspension is stayed from the time notice is served on the Registrar unless the conviction is ...

So the appeal and subsquent guilty plea do not over ride the original conviction? I do not fully understand.
Ah, ok, understand a lot better now.

I can not find the proper area for your answer at the moment, but thinking there should be something written similiar to this below.....

Demerit point (HTA OREG 339/94)
5. (1) If a person convicted of ...

danniemc wrote:I'm a G2 driver and in school to be a police officer. This isn't the kind of ticket I want to have on my record!

these words sound familiar for another offence
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2865.html

:shock: Now that you actually opened this topic and I have your attention :shock:

Please read all items below 1 to 8

1) If YOU start a THREAD/DISCUSSION for an incident - KEEP on ONE THREAD , even for no activity for several months or even just to keep updates for court steps, stay on one thread

HOW DO I FIND MY POST? >> TOP right of page is ...

Came to a full stop at the intersection in the left turn lane, the light turned green and I pulled forward into the intersection and stopped to wait for a clearing to turn left.
A van to my left actually turned left, what I assumed was jumping the green, and I saw the officer proceed into the intersection.

for others to assist you, please ...

ORGINAL POST and NEW CREATED POST by original poster MERGED together
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Driving in breach of condition prohibited
32 (9) No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a highway while contravening a condition contained in his or her drivers licence or imposed by the ...

You only have one offence which is the "careless driving".

The 3 day warn is not a charge. It is an administrative drivers licence suspension for 3 full days from the time of the stop. That is why your vehicle was towed from the highway.

how about being a bit more clear.

think poster is meaning both on same policy for same vehicle....one being the primary driver and the other listed as secondary.

should go to Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act thread for sticky topics.

can go to this thread http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2278.html

second link (Ontario Auto ...

Yes, the defendant should say exactly what happened: "Crown attempted to give me disclosure this morning." No argument there.

Respectfully, though, I'd say that the defendant needs to make a case that the adjournment was caused by the Crown, not him. .

Agreed, the defendant needs to make the case caused by the crown, but refusing disclosure ...

That was a HUGE break saving: 7 day impoundment fees, tow fees, 7 day suspended licence, 6 demerit points, fine starting at $2000

Instead lowered to 49 over: $359.00 and 4 points

Might want to read this thread: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1393.html

Just b/c there is a lack of trees does not make it safe even in daylight. What ...

Yes. Disclosure, motions, etc., are preliminary matters and must be dealt with before the trial starts. Show up early, check in with the Prosecutor. Do NOT accept the disclosure package if they have it and want to give it to you before trial. Tell them that you are going to have to speak to the JP first. Instead, when the trial is about to start ...

twothdkdr wrote:Are the quotes from the traffic act?

yes, HTA Ontario Regulation 615

I was also looking at the Ontario Traffic Manual book 1B which specifies reading times 7.1 and Perception-reaction Time 7.2 and Comprehension Testing 14.1. Do these things apply as well?

No