Talked to Cornwall office. They actually give 45 days (according to the admin I talked to) in order to mail in the ticket. Gonna do that now.

So I was just told by the lady at the Guelph Provincial Offences office administration that they do not accept out of jurisdiction (e.g. Cornwall) notices. Is she off her rocker? Is there official legalese I can print out that says I can? She also mentioned that Guelph somehow "opted out" of that...

Gonna try calling Cornwall to see if I can maybe fax it. I'm not sure that it'd arrive by monday if I mail it.

So would a good process be:

1) get the court date
2) request disclosure materials
3) find out who the prosecutor is
4) call and bargain

?

I got this ticket on June 21st near Cornwall on my way home from Montreal. I'll set out details of the tickets and then have some questions. Infraction 1: Speeding 125km/h in a posted 100 km/h zone. Reduced from 136km/h (as noted with R 136 in the code box). $93.75 fine, $118.75 total No fatal errors on the ticket (that I can tell), names, addresses etc. are all fine. I guess he checked off "No witnesses" although I did have a passenger in the car, but I doubt that's a fatal error. Infraction 2: Fail to surrender insurance card. $50 set fine, $65 total No errors on ticket. Context: W...