I'm no expert but this is what I remember from when I read the study guide five years ago: 1) Unless you are avoiding a collision, don't brake suddenly on a highway. If the speed limit is 100, you should be at least at 80 when entering or exiting the highway. This applies to ramps and shoulders. So ...

She's mistaken, go get a SERVICE PLATE. Thanks for the info, but I got this from the MTO website: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/dealer.shtml A new applicant for a Service Plate/Permit must present a letter on company letterhead, outlining the reasons why the plate is required. A tr...

paul1913 wrote:You need a plate and insurance. Go to MTO and get a temp plate..

As I said, I went to the MTO office and they do not issue temporary plates for trailers. In addition, how could they for a trailer that hasn't been imported yet.

I recently imported a trailer from Michigan. I couldn't find if it was acceptable to tow it (un-plated) if I had just bought them. Before travelling I called the local licensing office to see if I could get a temporay plate for the trailer since I read that it is illegal to tow an un-licensed traile...