Ontario Highway Traffic Act

if you can get the footage from a QEW camera that shows it was not you, then you will win. But getting that video footage will not be easy. Most likely if you ask for it in disclosure they will just say it does not exist.

The key thing that you can use to bring reasonable doubt is that the officer lost sight of the car and then mistook your blue car for the black one he saw pull in. The color thing by itself does not help you, but if you can get officer to admit that he may have lost sight of car because it was behind with other vehicles in the way, then the color ...

The next question I have is "how busy was the road"? Was there other cars on the road? Were there 2 to 3 cars between you and him?

I am going to procced with advice below, assuming there were other cars on the road and there were 2 or 3 cars between you and him.

When the officer gets on the stand to testify, the prosecutor will ask him to read ...

As a side question to others reading this thread, is it City of Toronto POLICE that issue by-law offences like this, or does Toronto have seperate by-law officers?

It clearly says CITY OF TORONTO on it so it is not from the University.

Use the Option 2 to Plead not guilty and request a trial and then request disclosure and go from there. Make a copy of both sides of ticket to keep before you go request the trial.

Did you have trial already? Please explain in more detail what has happened so far as it seems you have been before a JP already.

Can you, to the best of your ability and recollection, type out what the notes say?

Well if I could read them, I would probably have some suggestions.

Personally I would make another disclosure request and ask for "a typed copy of the officers notes as they are very hard to read and I can not properly prepare my defense without fully understanding the notes"

Can you post a copy of the notes for use to read (with personal and officer info blanked out)?

I think no insurance is something like a $5000 fine so you want to do everything possible to get out of this one and usually the prosecutor will not offer to drop this one down.

So if the prosecutor won't drop that one, then you definitely want to get the disclsoure (officers notes) before you decide how to plead. Once you get the notes, then you ...

Can you scan and post the ticket with personal and officer info blanked out?

Question... Are each of the charges a SUMMONS or are any of them a NOTICE OF OFFENCE? Can you scan and post all the tickets (with personal info and officer info blanked out) and we can check for fatal errors for you.

The problem you have is that if you plead guilty to all of these, your insurance will sky rocket. The most serious of these being ...

Toronto courts are backed up so there is a good chance that if you plead not guilty and ask for a trial, the trial will be more than a year away and you can then apply for it to be dropped on charter violation grounds of right to a speedy trial.

JUST PAY IT
When you are charged as the OWNER and not the driver, then it does not affect insurance, it does not go on your drivers abstract and you do not accumulate any demerit points. So the easiest way to deal with an owner ticket, is to just pay it and you are only out the amount of the fine and it will not affect you any other way.

TAKE IT ...

Well the prosecutors arguments are valid... evidence like photos or anything in writing can be objected to when the photographer/writer is not there to be cross examined.

This adjournment would probably be counted against you. Probably.