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I would put some effort into making sure that things are in order. Be weary there will be an arrest warrant in the state of NY for non-payment on the speeding ticket.

Whether other states or Jersey would also detain and extradite you is also in question. This is why America is #1 in the world for incarceration. They use private publicly traded ...

80km/hr begins sign is where the new speed limit starts; you can not accelerate or increase your speed until you pass the "begins" sign; before the sign it is a 60km/hr zone.

It does not matter where you're stopped, it matters where you were when the officer obtained your speed. You can obtain this information through disclosure requests.

1. File ...

You'll have to look at R v. Perka & Latimer and the essential elements of a necessity defence.

However, it must be "strictly controlled and scrupulously limited." and can only be applied in the strictest of situations where true "involuntariness" is found. Three elements are required for a successful defence :

the accused must be in imminent ...

Unfortunately, this is a difficult situation because it's an "owner's expense" tow. The only thing you could fight was the ticket, and it appears you've already paid for it.

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/municode/1184_950.pdf

§ 950-406. Parking and standing during major snow storm conditions.

In Toronto the Municipal Code Chapter 950 deals with ...

What city were you in?

If the officer used pacing to lay the charge, you can still ask the officer questions. Calibration sticker on the speedometer? Tire pressures? Were they set to OEM? When were they last checked?

R. v. Koumoudouros [2005] O.J. No. 5055: https://anonfiles.com/file/41c5ca1ebd22ac26222c266fc53aa600
R. v. Sibio, 2010 ONCJ 315 (CanLII): http://canlii.ca ...

http://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90h08

"highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof; ("voie publique") Rate ...

Watched a video where Polish Police stop a speeding vehicle, and they rush the mother & child to the hospital inside their own vehicle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoxL0yRAesM

Yes, the issues surround who you're driving with. G2 for less than six months, you can only have one passenger under 20 years old when driving at night. G2 for more than six months, you can have up to three passengers under 20 years old.

The Nanny State, yours to discover :)

http://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/940340#BK0

6. (1) The holder of ...

I recommend reading this decision in full; it may answer a lot of your questions.

R. v. Howse, 2012 ONCJ 517 (CanLII)

Would be nice if you can increase the resolution on the picture.

It appears the municipality is missing? What is Tay Tiop 302?

List of fatal errors: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1965.html

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Your insight is invaluable, always learning.

Actually, the officer absolutely needs to attend. Only they can properly identify you. Without that, the prosecutor fails to meet its case. Its weird that someone would even suggest that the officer is not essential; its not possible to prove the case otherwise since it fails on the ID element.
I don't want to distribute misinformation within the ...

I don't believe that either officer will have to appear to secure a Careless Driving conviction.

The crown only needs the other driver's testimony to convict you of Careless Driving. Officers' appearances would be extra, and not essential. Maybe the one that did the measurement could appear and testify to that.

Set Fine: http://www.ontariocourts ...

@Decatur is correct, my mistake... the amended charged would be 148(5) and not 141(5).

S148(5) carries two demerit points: http://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/940339

Unless the major collision bureau was involved and an accident reconstruction done following your accident, and as Decatur described they took measurements/pictures/evidence/dash ...

Careless Driving is the go-to charge when it comes to rear-end accidents; Ontario police overcharge with careless, anticipating a plea to a lessor offence.

The error with respect to speeds is not going to make or break this case; you can contact the police station and ask that they amend/change it from 85 to 65.

The officer will not appear at ...

http://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90h08#BK264

Stunt Driving carries an automatic 7-day driver's license suspension and 7-day vehicle impound. There are costs associated with retrieving your vehicle. After the 7-days have elapsed, it will cost $150 to have your driver's license reinstated.

+68 in a 60 zone is a pretty serious charge. For a first ...

Busier jurisdictions due to shear volume, do not have the resources to physically mail out disclosure packages. They require that you pick it up in person; some offer e-mail.

Making a strategic decision not to receive disclosure, or not showing due diligence in trying to receive disclosure will count against you. In some cases you might be ...

Correct me if i'm wrong, I've only ever seen traffic lights change to amber once the pedestrian beacon is at zero.

HTA requires drivers to stop when there is an Amber Light. How can pedestrians have another 4s to cross? Most amber lights for lower speed roadways would be 3s long.

http://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/36/101000039636.html

I ...

File the ticket for trial; when you get the notice of trial with the trial date; request disclosure.

You can find a sample form here: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2959.html

Disclosure will include a copy of the officer's notes; review his notes and you'll have a better idea of what he saw and why he charged you with S141(6); you ...

Lets say Lane 1 (furthest to the left), and Lane 4 is (furthest to the right). Which lane did you turn into first?

You actually have 210m to exit right to Ferrand Dr after turning left.

http://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90h08#BK228[quote]Left turn, at intersection

(6) Where a driver or operator of a vehicle intends to turn to the left into an ...

I don't believe the fine is different depending on the location, it should be an $85 fine whether you're in HOV, Bus, Bike, Motorcycle Lane.

I would contact the City of Toronto by-law office to double check.

If you just want to get this over with, you can pay the ticket. By-law tickets will not affect your insurance premiums. You can even ...

A few issues here, he has up to 30 days to issue you a Part I provincial offence notice ; however, he has up to six months to issue you a summons for speeding +19km/hr. Don't get these two mixed up, you're not out of the woodwork until 6 months has elapsed from when the alleged speeding offence was committed. There are members on this board that ...

It's better to keep all of your posts in one thread. The forum rules don't allow for multiple threads on the same topic: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic2871.html

Regarding your recent appeal post, my recommendation is to point out that only the signs in the HTA REG 615 are official signs. You can also see the "lane designation sign ...

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

Go to page 12, it's generally classified as a minor conviction.

They're also adding S78.1 to one of the novice class escalating sanctions.

1st conviction = 30 day license suspension
2nd conviction = 90 day license suspeions
3rd conviction = license cancelled, re-apply for ...

This is arguably the only time I would ever recommend paying the fine. The risk of getting a summons for the full +65 in a 50 zone is way too high.

S172 Stunt Driving carries a minimum fine of $2000 up to $10,000; +65 in a 50 zone is guaranteed to have license suspension of up to 2 years; keep in mind, you could also be incarcerated for up to six ...

There's more information about this topic in another thread: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/post34388.html

1) It's irrelevant who re-opened the case; if the prosecution has evidence to secure a careless driving conviction; they will proceed.
2) The statue of limitation is 6 months from when the alleged offence was committed.
3) If you used a ticket paralegal the first time, you may want to revisit them again.

You can find more details in the ...

The only relevant decision I was able to find was this. I would check the cited decisions in this case to help prepare your defence.

If you need any help finding full decisions not on CanLII, send me a pm and I'll send you what I can find.

Toronto (City) v. Baillie [2007] O.J. No. 2178

119 In R. v. Walsh (1960), 33 W.W.R. 91, 130 C.C.C. 201 ...

I recommend when riding your bike, to stop behind or at the line and make sure you put at least one foot down.

Have you taken a motorcycle safety course for your M1 exit? I highly recommend it.