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But even so I thought they had some way on their onboard computers to see if you have legit insurance, paper or not.

Our whole office has the insurance info on the laptop in the cruiser, however, the driver still has to surrender a proper legitimate insurance card.

Best would be to have the insurance "live" with the MTO like other provinces. As ...

1. mis-spelled the abbreviation of by street - bld instead of blvd.
and the spelling dilemma continues.....
It is not a fatal error, but merely an abbreviation of the complete word to start with

2. The location on the ticket was Highway 407. There was no cross-street mentioned which shows a lack of detail.
The offence did not happen at an ...

If it is a speeding fine, the ticket and courts do not use what is printed in the HTA. FYI

Expired plates, suspended drivers, unlicenced drivers = all show up

and when you thought it couldn't get worse........ :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100915/mcguinty-ontario-cellphone-100915/20100915?hub=Toronto

Premier open to allowing cellphones in class

Ontario schoolboards should keep an open mind when it comes to allowing cellphones in ...

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Bookm wrote:

ManlyMinute wrote:Isn't video game playing also proven to improve visual spacial skills, reaction time, fine motor reflexes, and other such skills.

Online NASCAR racing clearly improves one's driving skills
(except that one time... see avatar)

So you are really good turning to the left and going around in circles!!

The signs are about 30cm away and directly beside both stoplights.

Every court area I have dealt with allows a neighbouring municipality's matter to be brought into their court, provided the road connects both and the road name is the same.
(ie: Reflections Avenue goes thru Municipality of Bookm and then into Municipality of Borys
Ticket wrote on Municipality of Bookm ticket.
Location: Reflections Avenue, Borys ...

hk111 wrote: What is an "ACTS?")

Acts = various laws that have search and arrest authorities
(ie: Highway traffic Act, Liquor Licence Act, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, etc..)

A good reference is to use the number 15, which is an average for all persons and alcohol. Every drink consumed adds in 15mgs of alcohol, however there are variables for that such as light,normal high test beers - was it actually one measured ounce of liquor etc..
Every hour the body eliminates 15mgs of alcohol.
eg: 4 drinks in one hour = 60mgs ...

. And while I'm ranting why do police get the opportunity to drink then perform a breathalyzer but the general public, the bigger problem, just get a ticket. . :?: :?: ?

Officers have some direct knowledge of what 50mg feels like. I remember you telling us that part of your training was downing some happy juice and performing the tests. The ...

Traffic Law wrote: There are no defined distances that represent "too close".

Unless this is a Commercial Motor Vehicle being operated, which is then a minimum following distance of 60m when over 60km/hr.

perhaps the poster can post the road name, municipality so that a google maps search can reveal where this happened.....without it is jumping to conclusions.

I have blocked roads by parking a cruiser x-ways lights activated....only to have vehicles go around the front and rear of the cruiser via sholuder, extra lane, ditch etc...as the car is only ...

. And while I'm ranting why do police get the opportunity to drink then perform a breathalyzer but the general public, the bigger problem, just get a ticket. . :?: :?:

that speed bump might work the wrong way....after a few times the people will slow down, but the drivers become to accustom to that and when a real child runs out....just keep on ...

Agree with Admin and RI.

Pay the amount owing. Fail to do so could result in a collection agency being asigned to collect the funds, which of course then probably flags your credit rating negatively.

Then use proper channels to get reimbursed: LSUC or civil court

Maybe someone knows (haven't been involved with this area in many years) but ...

This province is getting scary insane. Where do cops get the idea that they should search innocent citizens' automobiles? The freaking nerve! .

Also the nerve is painting all police with the same brush. As like any profession everywhere there are those that taint the 99.9% that do the job properly. I have never searched without a lawful reason ...

OPS Copper wrote: Only chance to fight it is at the roadside. You can demand a second test with a new alcotest.

However, the blood alcohol could still be on the rise and a person could go from a warn to a fail, they will then be arrested.

dlozowsky wrote:accuracy performance spec of +/- 3 km/hr

where is this bogus number coming from?

http://www.decaturradar.com/uploads/doc ... -17-09.pdf

http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/acts-regulations/regulations-crc-c1038-sch-iv-111.htm

To meet the Canadian - Motor Vehicle Safety Standards

Motorcycles

(13) Every motorcycle shall have, mounted on each side so that the horizontal centre of each reflective surface of the mirror is at least 280 mm (11 inches) outward from the longitudinal centreline of ...

think it is referring to the times....had this same issue in trial, brought up by defense
- ticket was wrote say at 3:10pm
- defendant had gas receipt at 3:09pm
- was 4km to location stopped
- argued ticket time vs time to travel that distance
countered with my current watch time (in court) was 2min faster than court clock

JP then stated her watch ...

I took a look at Google streetview and there is indeed a sign on the North West corner of the intersection, but it was like Where's Waldo trying to see it, especially at the time when I was just trying to figure out where I was and not get run over. It's not in the usual sort of place you'd look for signs pertaining to a turn you're about to make ...

HTA 611 is what is required for vehicle safeties, so I will just throw this out there...so either the officer would lay an "unsafe vehicle" charge, seize the plates, tow the vehicle OR choose to issue a muffler offence.

If it the muffler falls into 611 10(f) it is concerning that a "professional" garage is allowing a vehicle to leave that would ...

HTA OReg 611, Schedule 1,
(10) (f) no exhaust system shall be shortened or modified from original equipment so as to fail to direct the exhaust beyond the underbody of the occupant compartment or luggage compartment, and in no case shall the distance between the outlet and periphery of the underbody, past which it directs the exhaust, exceed 15 ...

Discrepancies - I was not the only car but the first of 3. I had someone tailgating so I moved over to middle lane but then was the only one pulled over.
Lidar is target specific, meaning only one target, one reading at a time, however is pinpoint accurate. The lidar beam is 90cm (3ft) wide at the distance given.

He did not show me the radar ...

thread moved from "general" to insurance area.

Might want to check out the insurance links page

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2278.html

Thanks Biron,

I think my knowledge of the HTA and Regs comes from doing strictly traffic for over a decade. When I find a situation I look it up. I try to play "defense-in-my-head" for every offence to shut down all the avenues of "escape" if you will. Plus I learn from this site of all the questions that officers could possibly be asked, thus I ...

Great ideas....plus we jointly re-write the HTA to make sense

- In addition to a "pay tickets" website, create a "fight tickets" website so paperwork only needs to be filed on-line

Only point I disagree with is the above and it is not the ease of challenging the offence. There has to be some penalty, say $250-500 added to the fine for a "no ...

Thoughts:
He really went on about how he lowered it and how fast I was going. I really didn't think I was going 93, I suppose everyone says that tho. It almost felt like he was stretching the truth a little bit though. I feel they lower it so people with just pay and not argue.
Of course he went on about lowering it. He wants you to pay it so he ...

No doubt that some people within the Crown Prosecutor's office (and possibly the Ministry of the Attorney General) had a cow when the JP ruled in mdevo's favour and word got out. Also, I'd be willing to bet a few people who fight traffic tickets for a living may be quite interested in this particular outcome.

It could make burden of proof for ...