Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Motor vehicle inspection mechanic

92. (1) No person shall sign a vehicle inspection record as mechanic or certify in a safety standards certificate that a vehicle complies with the standards of equipment and performance prescribed by the regulations unless the person is registered by the Director as a motor vehicle inspection mechanic in a motor ...

Revocation of registration of motor vehicle inspection mechanic

93. The Director may revoke the registration of a motor vehicle inspection mechanic where,

(a) the registrant or the licensee has made a false statement in the application for registration of the registrant or in a safety standards certificate or in any report, document or other ...

Hearing re terms of licence

94. (1) Where the Director issues a licence under this Act and the licensee is dissatisfied with the conditions thereof prescribed by the Director, he or she may by written notice given to the Director and the Tribunal require a hearing by the Tribunal, and the Tribunal shall appoint a time for and hold a hearing. R.S ...

Proposal to refuse to issue or revoke licence or registration

95. (1) Where the Director proposes,

(a) to refuse to issue or renew a licence;

(b) to refuse to make a registration; or

(c) to revoke a licence or registration,

the Director shall serve notice of his or her proposal, together with written reasons therefor,

(d) in the case of a ...

hwybear wrote:It's all good until the electronic components in vehicle law comes into place

But wouldn't a blind-recording camera be a "non-distraction" to a driver? I thought they would ban certain types of equipment, like cellphones and portable dvd players, but not radio! Else why not ban blackboxes in newer cars?

Simply another reason not to use Windows.............

Nah, the smart ones will figure out the "over" for the highways they usually drive on.

I think that the law would make much more sense if it were in %, so have "Exceeding the speed limit 20-35%" instead of 16-29, ""Exceeding the speed limit 36-60%" instead of 30-49, and "Exceeding the speed limit 60+%" instead of 50+... That way doing 160+ on the 401 would land the same penalty as 150, but in a school zone you'd have to go just over ...

And charge the guy on what evidence? Post on this board? How will the cop even find out who the guy actually is? They have to get through us 1-st (and that ain't gonna happen).

Beans+iPod+City Bus=TROUBLE

Wouldn't asking for it in disclosure be sufficient to get the video proof? Makes better case for an incomplete disclosure (unless there truly was no offense)...

Any and all Road Service Vehicles I have encountered in my life:
A. Never had an Ontario license plate
B. Had "Road Service Vehicle" plate instead.
C. Never seen one with a decal saying anything about it being a RSV. Usually the only decal(s) they had were the company name decals or municipality decals...

These do not have to follow a whole slew ...

Exception:
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c. road service vehicle. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 147 (2).[/i]

If the cruiser is considered a "road service vehicle", then there is no offence and he was simply being a pompous, arrogant, power-trippin' a$$.


Road service vehicles must be readily identified as such by their license plates, which say "Road Service Vehicle ...

Imax wrote:Hi Scorchedmoon:

I had cruise on at 110 to 115 kph in a 100 kph zone. A speeder went by me, and I got popped for a 127 kph ticket in a 100 kph zone.

The real question is what are you gonna do about it?

Welcome to the forum!
And cudos to you for beating the charge!

However, I hope you know that you need to complete a 2-year diploma program and then do 1 year of court duties before you can become a professional paralegal (ie charge people money for your paralegal services)...