Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I just found my "Notice of Trial" ... woooHOOOO! :lol:
I know, I know, just a minor victory... but still!

As suggested by "ticketcombat.com" I submitted a "Request for Disclosure" in the mail today. I also faxed in a copy to the Prosecutor's Office.

There are only 22 days until my trial date. I hope the Judge doesn't dismiss my request due to my ...

I just wanted to say what an incredible forum this is.. where people actually HELP other people.. and for nothing in return! I wish I could return the favour with advice for the readers on other threads, but my lack of experience renders me practically useless in that regard. Still, I'm a relatively new driver... so when I do have the experience, I ...

*phew* Ok, thanks!! I'll go an hour early.

Hopefully I find the room. Are there loads of rooms on different floors, etc?

I do recall reading that I have to be at the OLD CITY HALL... but I don't recall which ROOM in the court!!!!

I'm screwed!!

New problem!!! :(

I can't find my letter & stub indicating my trial date & time. I KNOW what the date & time is, because I wrote it in my calendar, but I don't have the actual letter!! Am I required to have it with me when I appear in court? I've looked EVERYWHERE for it!! I think I kept it in a "safe" place... which usually means "hard to find ...

Oh.. nvm... I found the "Sample of Disclosure"!!!

Thanks for the link, liveontheedge! Lots of good tips there. Esp. since this is my first court appearance (and hopefully last), I'll be sure to read it all! I'm still looking for the "Sample of Disclosure" you mentioned. And for some idea on how to request for disclosure?? :? I wonder if it's too late now? Less than a month until my court date ...

I agree I don't think the cop even saw it. He responded to the streetcar driver, who I think was having a bad day (don't blame him either!)... I hate driving in toronto.

As for the "witness" box...I didn't even notice that box until you made me look for it!... The witness box is marked 'No'.

I was driving along (eastbound) on the same street as the streetcar, and didn't realize it was stopping. It was in the left-lane, while I was in the right. I continued along, while it came to a stop. As I continued to pass it (instead of stopping right beside it), I see the doors open. That's when I realized I was in Toronto and should have stopped ...