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I'm familiar with this area and plaza, I believe the collision occurred here: https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.7590251,-79.7282888,3a,15y,317.5h,89.17t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1svr2WVSBhxJJ59xFs-TnupQ!2e0

Parking lot collisions are NOT 50/50, you need to stress this to your insurance company.

Fault Determination Rules: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html ...

Demerit Points Table: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_940339_e.htm

HTA S144 (9) carries two demerit points.

If the offence was allegedly carried out in an intersection... then the crown has numerous zero point charges they can amend to; a popular one is S144 (12).

As stated above, you have nothing to lose by fighting ...

A few years back, a family friend received a warning ticket from Peel Police for doing a rolling stop at a new stop sign.

This was the warning ticket; it only had the vehicle's license plate written on top.

What exactly was written on the face of the ticket? The alleged offence and the HTA section number?

Streetview: http://goo.gl/SgJZYN

John St heading north has two lanes, Lane 1 is for left turns and Lane 2 is for straight-through traffic. Richmond St has three lines going westbound. A proper left turn would be from John St Lane 1 to Richmond St ...

Make sure you didn't receive an electronic ticket, because those don't require signatures. If it's not electronic then the paralegal IMO has acted in bad faith; the legal counsel you chose appears to be incompetent.

If you or your representative appear in court, they will amend the offence notice with the signature and you'll be found guilty of ...

That's not entirely true, I was in a vehicle with a family friend and we were caught speeding 85 in a 70 zone. The average speed on this road is ~120 to 130km/h.

We were very surprised the police set their enforcement threshold so low. It was a divided major arterial road, with no pedestrian sidewalks. It literally looks like a 400-series freeway ...

Only question I have now is how will my insurance take this. Insurance companies all have different policies. But this is what I found in the IBC brochure:

http://assets.ibc.ca/Documents/Brochures/Ontario-Auto-Insurance-FAQ-ON.pdf

How do convictions affect my premium?

Serious
One conviction 100% surcharge
Each additional conviction 100 ...

Did you receive a copy of the LIDAR operator's manual?

You can resubmit a new disclosure request, this time highlight the short form writing; ask for it to be explained or written in plain English for you to understand.

This question has been asked before; answers to your questions can be found in that thread: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... tml#p33684

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_900668_e.htm

Based on fault determination rules the other driver is 100% at fault for side-swiping you... in your own lane. In that case you're not at fault, and wouldn't have to pay the deductible to get your car fixed.

However, if the other driver claims he has a witness and alleges that ...

Don't the cameras flash? I don't see a flash from this camera. Most of these red light cameras in the GTA are dummy cameras and are not actually functional.

Appeal Process: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... tml#p30086
Appeal Form: http://www.niagararegion.ca/living/prov ... A-0201.pdf

I'm not a fan of this arbitration process, it's already silently being used in major GTA cities: Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Burlington, Oshawa. With the Provincial Offences Act if you received a parking ticket, there would be a 'Notice of Impending Conviction Notice' sent to your address.

With the Municipal Act's AMP system there is no ...

I think it's best that you request disclosure: officer's notes and manual for his speed measuring device. Sample disclosure form can be found here: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2959.html

You shouldn't read too much into what the officer told you or the presence of the other officer. Wait until you read the officer's notes, it'll ...

Depending on the jurisdiction, registered mail may not be an option. Ex: City of Toronto requires you to include a phone # or e-mail so that you pick up disclosure in person.

You can certainly include the resolution meeting date in your disclosure request. The crown requires 6-8 weeks to process disclosure requests. If you don't receive it by the ...

Don't use the form provided by the courts or the prosecutor's office: http://www1.toronto.ca/City%20Of%20Toronto/Court%20Services/Files/pdf/F/Disclosure%20Req%20Oct._14_NonFil.pdf

There is no space to list specific items that you want: officer's notes, laser/radar manual. If you use their form, you can't go to court and tell the JP you didn't get ...

Set Fine: http://www.ontariocourts.ca/ocj/how-do- ... hedule-43/

Victim Surcharge: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/e ... 0161_e.htm

Court Fee: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/e ... 0945_e.htm

What exactly was your set fine and total payable?

http://www.ibc.ca/en/car_insurance/documents/brochure/faq_on%20brochure_eng.pdf

This may not applicable to all insurance companies but on pg 12 the IBC brochure lists 'speeding in a school or playground zone' as a major offence.

Ultimately if you choose to plea-bargain with the prosecutor, you ...

1.) To force the fatal error by not responding to the ticket at all. Don't give the Prosecution any chance to amend the certificate and correct the error(s). Forcing the fatal errors means you don't reply to the ticket at all (i.e. don't request a trial, don't contact the officer or prosecution, etc.).....correct? Yes 2.) I'll have to phone the ...

Misspelt name is not a fatal error, however your set & total fine appear to be in error.

Set Fine = $6 x 33 = $198
Victim Surcharge = $35
Court Fee = $5
Total Fine = $238

Search up London v. Young and go the forced fatal error route.

In York region the cost was free, I sent in my request on Apr 2013 and received the plan & profile information on Sep 2013. Unfortunately for me, the details also came too late and well after my trial.

Can you appeal to the Superior Court of Justice or the Supreme Court?

I do this frequently myself. What section and subsection is cited on the ticket? I've scoured the rules of the road looking for a section that would apply. I even searched for 'marked lane' and couldn't find anything that could be used in this circumstance. http://www.ontariocourts.ca/ocj/how-do-i/set-fines/set-fines-i/schedule-43/

HTA 154(1)(a ...

@QuaidStur, see ON Reg 455/07 to see how the legislature defined stunt driving: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_070455_e.htm[quote]Definition, "stunt"
For the purposes of section 172 of the Act, "stunt" includes any activity where one or more persons engage in any of the following driving behaviours:

Driving a motor ...

I'm also interested in this, because I've seen what appears to be heavy trucks even dump trucks do U-Turns when they approach 'No Trucks Sign'. I've also seen them pull over with their hazard lights and simulate fake breakdowns as soon as they see police officers. But I've never seen our local police stop these trucks for disobeying the sign.

You're much better off buying front a license plate bracket, keep the receipt; take lots of pictures of your car with the plate installed. Explain why you had your license plate unattached to the prosecutor. There is a real chance the prosecutor may actually withdraw the charge.

Maybe worth reading: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ...

The courts actually have a grace period of 20-30days for defendants to respond. After about 20-30days you should contact the court/ticket-office and inquire about the status of your ticket.

Don't expect anything in the mail, as soon as you're convicted you have a small window to appeal. You have to do your due diligence and stay on top of the ...

Ignore the Civil, Commercial, Human Rights cases, look for decisions like

R. v. Jair, 2013 ONCJ 142 (CanLII): http://canlii.ca/t/fwnhp
R. v. Szewczyk, 2012 ONCJ 680 (CanLII): http://canlii.ca/t/ftlss

Make sure they discuss 11b and R. v. Andrade

Cases that are binding will be any decision made at a court higher than the regular trial (JP); so ...

Here's an 11b success story where they only had a 7mnth delay: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2159-30.html#p21984

highwaystar does have good advice here, it's not just about the time delay you also have to show how the delay has prejudiced you: sleep deprivation, problems at work/school, always thinking about it, frowned upon at work ...

Forget that link, just go to the ticket office where you filed your ticket for trial; they will take your transcript request. The costs depends on how much was actually said during the adjournment; if it was a few minutes than you're going to spend less than $20 for three copies.

You'll have to make an appearance for your summons. Some jurisdictions will have disclosure ready for you at the summons; you can also separately request for additional disclosure once the trial date is available.

If the officer is present and his notes are good, then you'll have to plea-bargain. There are a number of alternate charges available ...