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i too was super confused when media outlets were reporting during Operation Distracted Driving: ontario provincial/municipal police were targeting drivers drinking coffee, eating food, playing with stereo system and holding objects (paper & cards)

were they all charged under s78.1 or s130 Careless Driving?

http://www.thestar.com/news/article ...

from my experience through 11b pre-trial motion, was that neither the date you were charged nor the early resolution meeting was when the clock starts

the JP at my trial ruled it's the day you filed your tickets at the sardine office, and expressed your intent to fight the charges

the first attendance was ruled to be merely part of the trial ...

did this driveway have "no u-turn" signs along it?

legally you are allowed to do an u-turn anywhere unless it's prohibited by signage and if it doesn't conflict with the following:

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_90h08_e.htm#BK221

U-turns prohibited

143. No driver or operator of a vehicle upon a highway shall ...

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_90p33_e.htm#BK4[quote]PART I
COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS BY CERTIFICATE OF OFFENCE

Certificate of offence and offence notice

Service
(3) The offence notice or summons shall be served personally upon the person charged within thirty days after the alleged offence occurred. R.S.O ...

you can always go the freeman route

Finally, if you want to plea to a lesser charge, I suggest choosing Option #3 and meeting with a Prosecutor prior to trial date. You can plea then, and with the new regulations coming into effect on March 31st, you can most likely go before the JP on the day you arrive to speak to the Prosecutor to have the charge entered. wait what's going to ...

filing the 11b closer to your trial IMO strengthens your argument; just think about your sworn statement, feeling prejudice 3 months after your charge or 11 months?

crown will most likely not offer the plea-bargain if you choose to argue the 11b

if your stay is denied, be prepared to go straight to trial w/o plea-bargain deal

your only course of action at this point is to request disclosure (officer's notes), and try to understand the charge from the officer's POV

only then can you mount a defence

maybe in the future when you see emergency vehicles, either move over one lane... if not while driving by, just slow down... get your daily dose of rubbernecking prescribed ...

you should take pictures of the pothole/intersection/officer's vantage point

i'm surprised they're actually getting serious about drivers making traffic congesting wide-turns; i highly support this step in the right direction, except for cases like this

a lot of Ontario's Finest make Left/Right turns so wide they go into multiple lanes blocking ...

order your transcript from your last trial ASAP!

you're going to have to resubmit your 11b application for the new trial, but this time updated with information that transpired during your last trial

the new delay will only strengthen your 11b

good luck

is this the intersection?

this isn't about changing weather conditions, this is about dangerous aggressive driving

the pickup selfishly changed lanes from L2 to L1 to overtake the small white truck

when he changed into L1 he tailgated the vehicle infront of him.. forced that vehicle to make a dangerous lane-change into L2

usually when people tailgate they move as far ...

i had a similar situation during my trial, where the crown argued that i formed my intentions to go to trial at the First Attendance meeting... so that's where my 11b clock was supposed to start

however you need to stand your ground, and argue that the date you filed your tickets at the sardine-office was the date you formed your intentions to go ...

how would Quebec police execute the parking ticket arrest warrant?

take you in with handcuffs in their cruiser to the nearest police station? and tow your car to an impound lot?

or do they escort you to the nearest police station?

https://servicesenligne.ville.montreal. ... ique.do#2e

UNBELIEVABLE!

i've been meaning to share this here, but kept forgetting!

Staged Car Accident on the 401

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a52_1329075692

$52 seems to be steep fine for a private parking infraction

i'd just ignore it, municipalities don't have access to out-of-province information; the QC ticket won't affect your ON plate renewal

i would wait and see if you get a letter of impending conviction in the mail

if you do park there in the future, and they have a log of your ON Plate ...

144.) Traffic control signals and pedestrian control signals

Red light
(18) Every driver approaching a traffic control signal showing a circular red indication and facing the indication shall stop his or her vehicle and shall not proceed until a green indication is shown. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 144 (18).

Exception – turn
(19) Despite subsection ...

what do you mean by "potential hearsay arguments "?

"Demerit points stay on your record for two years from the offence date."

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/ ... erit.shtml

what if the yellow lines are there to deter vehicles from parking there as well?

i would check to see if that strip is a designated fire route, by looking at that city's by-law

ex: http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/municode/1184_880.pdf

i worked at 103 The Queensway, and they have Fire Route signs erected in many places but MLEOs couldn't issue the ...

so if insurance company sends new pink slips before the renewal date, but instead of renewing you cancel

keep the slips, what does the insurance company do? do they tell the MTO to flag the plate/VIN?

what does the term plates unattached mean?

what do LEO see when they punch in the plate in their mobile database? can they see if it's insured or ...

If anything, they should raise the limit on the 407. One other statistic: Raising the speed limit has been shown to cause a marked drop in the 99th percentile speed. That means that the people who were going the absolute fastest... actually slowed down.

I'm of the opinion that the unspoken speed limit on the 407 is 150 km/h, as I've done upwards ...

there are plenty of other sites too: http://trapster.com/rl/Trapster.php

i believe there is even an app, so if you have a mount for your iPhone ... voila, you have some locations

and it appears LEO like Stanton and others share the same view: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNQhNz-ZQZ4

B) When does the 11b timer start?
from the time I got the ticket, or the first attendance meeting? a good question

during my trial on Dec 2011 the JP ruled that the date i filed my tickets at the courts was the day i formed my intentions to go to trial, and therefore that's when the 11b clock starts, and the first attendance meeting was merely ...

i actually saw this the other day on the 410 South just getting off the 407 Eastbound at around 1600hrs, unmarked OPP Tahoe tailgating vehicles on the passing lane

like i mean ... driving half the cruiser on the shoulder ... classic case of tailgating, i saw the bulbs on his side-mirrors, long RCA cable + there was OPP printed on the side but it ...

I don't find this story to be other-worldly, i've seen a lot of road rage in my time, especially when I took the bus ... i still remember it clear as day, a purple 4-door sedan came infront our bus and just started brake checking to the point the driver was forced to make a hard stop, which ejected several people from their seats

I see a lot of ...

i believe that 45 days is what the crown calls, "intake period"

you can read about it in R v. Andrade: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic3881.html

i don't see how the bilingual defence could work in your favour, how does the 'bicycle excepted' part relate to your charge?

the crown "might" drop the insurance card for a guilty plea to an alt. HTA charge which carries no demerit points

however, i'd also do some research on alternative by-law offences which you could plead to, rather than the ...