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thanks for all the info I appreciate it, one more question though, does this 3 day suspension go on your insurance?
seems a little unfair that technically not being drunk or over .08 would get you into this kind of trouble

No. The roadside suspension is what's known as an administrative suspension, with no finding of guilt in Court. Because of ...

Under the Act it must be upon request, not when you find it. She got a warning when she could have gotten a ticket. I say it's still a good warning.

You could try first attendance meeting, and hope for an amendment to the offence of Drive in Contravention of Conditions.

That what you do not get the automatic 30day suspension upon conviction.

The question is why would you want blue windshield washer nozzle lights.?

its one thing to have the criminal charges dropped, but the ADLS 90 Day Suspension is through the province.

All pictures on the new DL's are black and white.

Was his 90 day suspension rescinded?

I second the statement re Civil matter...

The other factors to consider are;

- what was your speed
- what point were you on the road when the light went amber (average perception/reaction is about 1.5seconds)
- was there traffic behind you
- what kind of lighting there was
- where was your vehicle in relation to the intersection when the light went red..
- did you speed up to make the ...

Stanton - you are right. There is particles in the paint which add more reflective capabilities. They area mostly used for stop lines at intersections. Those stop lines are also VERY slick..

My question is if I show up at my next trial day and decide to plea quilty and ask for reduce, do i still have to file 11B ? Second question is that say if I file the 11B , if the cop shows up ...do i have chance to win the case?


- If you plead guilty the case is done
- There is always a chance to win the case if you can challenge the evidence ...

The only issue will arrise if can't obtain a patrol speed due to heavy rain fall. That is the only issue that could happen. It the accuracy doesn't change at all.

Most likely there is an additional Ontario Suspension that run consecutively(after) the criminal one

Go to the court house and you can get the appeal paperwork there

Or test times of radar/lidars

If you have nothing to hide, why be confrontational and non cooperative. I am sure if you are like that it will change the way they deal with you..

Viper, I think there can't be as much time as needed. How about reasonable 5-10 min max in my eyes is more than sufficient.

I know that it can be viewed through ICON which is a court based records management system but I have never seen it on regular MTO Driver's Abstracts.

The average person expels /processes about 15mg of alcohol per hour. So you probably would have some high readings if you were caught driving the previous night.

I would suggest first attendance meeting if your jurisdiction has it.

its in the notes 178 meters.

So it would be just under 60 cm's. Your vehicle is much wider than that.

What the JP would have been referring to was on trial date. How ridiculous would it be if disclosure is sent to everyone that gets a ticket even if they don't ask for it. If you are at trial and haven't got it, im sure the prosecutor would just hand you a copy then you're stuck deciding what to do. You can ask for an adjournment, but its no ...

It could, but how certain are you that he did do that?

Generally convictions stay on your "driving record " for insurance purposes about 3 years.

Off the top of my head, I believe it does carry an immediate 30 day suspension for violating your G2 conditions. You should know that most suspension stay on your record for in the are of 6 years. You can try to contest it but you will have to prove that ...

Its most likely because you had brought up the conversation that you had with him. He can't bring up a conversation that he had with you and what was said without going into a voir
dire, (a trial within a trial to determine the admissibility of evidence/statements).

All the officer had to say that he didn't recollect everything as he didn't write ...

Seek advice from legal counsel. Your local phone book / yellow pages, should have lots of contact information for lawyers.

Hi all,


Strategy 1
It is often that two officers share a lidar unit. One uses it as the other writes the ticket. From the notes it appears he was the one that targeted you and stopped you

Strategy 2
Accuracy, well it is accurate, and it has been accepted includng that said unit by the IACP International Association of Chiefs of Police ...

ZiXiao, you confessed to speeding. Next time (hopefully there will be no next time), never confess to anything, it does not matter how tempting it is.

I will chance Strategy 3 in any case. You were solo so your next bet is to include traffic in the opposite direction (if there is any). At 178m, the laser beam expands and the registered reading ...