Ontario Highway Traffic Act

BTW was your friend going Northbound on Brimley Rd? Streetview: http://goo.gl/zq6uOZ

IMO there would be no jurisdiction issue there, it's all City of Toronto for at least a 2km radius. Lets just say that 50 km/hr sign was not there, the Highway Traffic Act would default the speed limit to 50 km/hr anyway.

http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/divisions ...

Normally if there are fatal errors on the ticket, the clerk at the ticket office will cancel them. When the building owner went through MLEO training, they were instructed to initial corrections.

If it does go to trial, keep in mind that the Provincial Offences Act allows the courts to amend the ticket.

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes ...

You were very lucky not to get charged with Stunt Driving (HTA S172).

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_070455_e.htm[quote]Definition, "stunt"
3. 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:

2. Driving a motor vehicle ...

Scenario 1 - If you're in a queue of cars waiting to turn left, you can not enter the intersection from a dead-stop against an amber light. (HTA S.144 (15))
Scenario 2 - Ok
Scenario 3 - Yes, and you need to clear the intersection as soon as possible. If you linger around for too long you will be obstructing cross-traffic (HTA S.170 (12))
Scenario 4 ...

http://www.reddit.com/r/ProtectAndServe/comments/1ypt2t/called_911_on_a_very_reckless_probably_drunk/cfne426[quote]How our dispatch receives most of these calls:

"_____ Police, Dispatcher Soandso."

" Haay there a drunk guy in a red car he goin north on broadway he drunk he almos hit ma car you gotta get him he in a blue car "

"Uhh, ma'am can you ...

(1) will the case be dismissed if i stand in trial without receiving the disclosure. You should not proceed to trial without receiving disclosure; this is why the courts have "pre-trial" motions, this is where you tell the justice of peace you have not received disclosure; the prosecutor will have to provide a response as to why they've failed to ...

You should go back, and re-submit it; tell them you were there the previous day... they will most likely go and get your 11b application and add your affidavits of service.

It wouldn't hurt to add the offence number and the date/time/location of your trial date. Just make sure that you have your copy stamped 'received'.

Maybe you can describe exactly where and what the sign was?

Disobey Sign is very generic charge, all the enforceable signs erected on the road are protected by it. ie: Speed Limit, HOV, Do Not Park, etc. Depending on what the sign read, and where you did it... there may be a lot of other 0-point charges to choose from.

You have posted this under the 30 to 49km/h section, was this ticket reduced?

Another question: does an officer serving under 11 Division have authority to set up a speed trap in 12 Division's neighbourhood boundaries?

Is the officer still within his jurisdiction if he's operating a speed trap outside of his 11 Division neighbourhood boundaries, but still within the city? http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1083 ...

You need transcripts from your Feb 2014 appearance; for steps on filing the 11b, check this thread: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2952.html

What was the suspension for?

is it still required under case law that there is documentation that the unit was tested after being pulled over? you'd think the officer would just say he did test the unit afterwards and that would be the end of it then, even though the notes did not mention any testing afterwards? http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1909-15.html#p30553 ...

Section Six of the Canadian Charter of Rights protects your mobility rights. We've had this freeman discussion before:

http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic3276.html
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post27721.html

The other driver is 100% at-fault for the collision if he tried changing lanes. You should inform your insurance company of the accident, and describe exactly how it happened.

Police don't necessarily assign fault for collisions, they're already pre-determined through 'Fault Determination Rules' under the Insurance Act.

http://www.ibc.ca/en/car ...