Ontario Highway Traffic Act

On the link you provided.....there is 2 "no right turn" signs at that location. One on the same post as the stop sign and one across the street. Appears to also be a silly location for trees, why the trees were not planted 1 metre closer to the sidewalk...seems might be larger problems in the future when the trees are large, not in this direction ...

One would think it would be easier to beat. The officer in the plane has to be at the trial to give evidence. The officer on the ground cannot say "I observed you following too close" because he in fact didnt observe that. He cant say "the aircraft told me that they observed you following too close" at trial, because thats hearsay evidence (you ...

Most areas I have worked has a tow association and just ask for next tow on list. The one I am in now does not, so just get the closest tow to the location stopped, unless specific tow needed (ie: extended cab tow, CAA, heavy tow)

Being by a compound is not so uncommon, some collisions require a technical collision investigator who measures depths ...

All cruisers are outfitted identical.
- reduces costs by having the same equipment
- installed the same to speed up installation
- same location of items for officer to access
- all have cages have clear glass partitions
- all cruisers have 3 mirrors

Roof Rack vehicles (B&W) - nothing in back window area, except maybe a 3" round rear radar ...

hk111 wrote: On a different note, if you're so down on tinted windows, what are your thoughts on smoked lights?

The original poster was speaking of after-market tint added on top of the factory tint. Simple , both are illegal.

This is alarming

Beer contains female hormones! Yes, that's right, FEMALE hormones!


April 2009, Sydney University and scientists released the results

of a recent analysis that revealed the presence of female hormones in beer.

Men should take a concerned look at their beer consumption.

The theory is that beer contains female hormones (hops ...

JohnnyKickass wrote: I'll say one thing, Brantford has a really hot bailiff!

so you are already in a no parking zone again

Radar Identified wrote:BTW, I wasn't being sarcastic. I was agreeing with you.

ok....thought you were using "Riiiiiiiiighhhhhhhhhhhhhtttttttttt" , but were instead using "Right"

but no comment on my donut joke

stylesx wrote:Makes sense guys, i was just wondering because a while back i could have sworn i read the traffic act and said that the plates must be located at the most front and back parts of the vehicle but now it doesnt read that,

It still reads that and has not changed.
Regulation 628 9 (3)

or can wait and receive a speed on target # 1, that vehicle passes and receive a speed on target #2...both proper readings.

Right. I see nothing wrong with an officer on the day of trial going "Hmm... defendant so-and-so..." (flips through notebook, finds notes), "oh yeah."

do this all the time....and many many many professions, careers are the same way with the work and document after and if they need to know what they did on that day they look back at a log book ...

Torgos_12 wrote:Hi,Just to fill out the info, there is a standard sign just behind the stop sign and one across on the other side of Hwy 88, nesteled in with a bunch of other markers and signs.

google maps - street view - when stopped at the proper stopped position both signs would be visible

beleafer81 wrote:Visit a dealership and get the proper mounting for the front plate.
It would help your case though if you get the problem fixed first.

+1

Radar Identified wrote:

hwybear wrote:the above decision also slams the "R vs Kassam" decision. starting on line 33

Sure about that? I thought he endorsed it...

Yes, continue into 34 - 36.

Reflections wrote: 2 cars at the same time.....you could get your ticket tossed. Care to tell us more?

routinely stop 2 at once....not a big deal