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Let us know what browser you normally use to access OHTA. For example, I normally use Opera, but sometimes I also use Firefox, so I'd check "Opera". Also, in this thread post any and all problems you have using our site, such as rendering errors, clipping errors, cookie problems, etc. If we do not know about these problems, we cannot fix them ...

Let us know what OS you use.

I don't drive much to begin with, so my habits haven't changed at all. Besides in Guelph I can get anywhere on my bike in under 30 minutes (when weather permits), great for burning off hundreds of calories too. Also, as a student I have a free bus pass. Don't even see a point in driving right now. Saves me a ton on insurance if anything else...

Get a motorcycle and you don't have to pay for parking, in fact if you go to 55 John Street to set a date, there is a a good looking blonde there and plenty of eye candy :)

I took this shot in the summer on one of visits to 55 John Street!


I was NOT expecting the summer time shot of the "mc's" :wink:
Would you rather fall off the chair upon ...

Seems like a rip-off. Why pay $6.30 when you can spend 1/12 of that on postage(52 cents)?

BelSlySTi wrote: Is the ground wet in this photo?

Seems like someone has decided to ram a cop cruiser from the front. Must've had a 172...

Once you submit your ticket with a trial option, there will be delay of well more than 15 days. Usually the court does not take place for several months. You can get a paralegal at any time between that.

The sooner something like gets passed the better!

I would rather see the 172 get the boot and this implemented...yesterday.

Would be a simple ticket, leave roadway, $110 and throw on 3 points.

Why? b/c no JP will convict anyone for just going in the ditch for careless and they claim it doesn't fit.

It is complete *EDIT* that as soon as snow ...

Why not blame City Services Department(s) for not salting/sanding the roads too? This is perhaps much more responsible for crashes. A friend of mine had an accident when he was driving at about 60 in a posted 70, came to a curve in the road, there was black ice on it. Car spun 4 times before it came to rest wrapped around a pine tree, somewhere in ...

MC15 wrote:Hey hows it going? Tried searching but didnt come up with much... does the OHTA only apply to road and high ways or does it include parking lots?

Private parking lots are not governed under OHTA.

The insurance company always gets their money back one way or the other... If the chap was responsible for his own collision, then his insurance company will pay, but his premiums will go through the roof, so he ends up paying anyway. Why change something that works?

Why not just post the C code instead of telling ppl to use the calculator...


#include <stdio.h>

int main( void )
{
int n, o;
printf( "Enter a # 1 to 9 \n " );
scanf( " %d " , &n);
n = n * 3;
//printf( " %d \n " , n);
n = n + 3;
//printf( " %d \n " , n);
n = n * 3;
//printf( " %d \n " , n);
o = n / 10;
n = n - (10 * o);
n = n + o;
printf ...

1-st off STOP POSTING IN ALL CAPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Further messages posted in all caps WILL result in account BAN. Posting all in caps is impolite to say the least.

Private laneway does not fall under OHTA, so there is a number of things you do not have to do while pulling out of one. People will hate you for that though.

If you were ...

Wishing all forum members and guests a very happy and safe Christmas and New Year (and any other holidays you may want to celebrate).

WHAT??? I rode a motorcycle with my uncle behind me at the age of 12. Why not dig up some statistics as to how many kids injure themselves while playing (soccer, footbal, baseball, hockey,....you get the idea) and ban THAT TOO until the age of 18 when kids are responsible for themselves...

We allow the use of BBCode on our forum. This page is to explain how to use BBCode properly, to assist with formatting of your replies/posts. Even if you know how to use BBCode already, there still might be some information useful to you here. I will use "Ontario Highway Traffic Act" to show what each feature does.

Generally speaking, BBCode is ...

SIM driving sounds good.....goal of the SIM is NOT to collect POINTS :lol:

There should be an economical way to practice also. Maybe a $200 home version for a PC (includes wheel, pedals, software). Then go to the MTO SIM to pass. Could incorporate everything from regular empty side streets, to hwys, stop n go traffic, snow storms, fog, deer ...

Call them for the fax number at:
(905) 615-4500

You don't have to show up yourself, as long as you send someone. That someone can be either a relative, or a registered lawyer/paralegal.

Failure To Signal (OHTA 142 (1), (2), & (8 )) are all 2 points

Can you tell us the actual section of the OHTA that you were charged with? The one that you were convicted for that is. Our Demetrit point Demerit Points Table is complete and all sections that have points are there. If you were charged with, say, OHTA 65(2) (I don't even know what ...

Speaking of French
We are starting a new website that will be a free "help-yourself-learn-French" forum, with tutorials at www.learningfrench.ca. Hope it will go up within 2 weeks. It will be free both as in beer and as in freedom of speech (sans swear words).

Proper1 wrote: "speeding" at 130k with the flow of traffic on a 400-series highway (though I don't know, offhand, how many points that's worth).

30 over = 4 points

This has been irking me for the longest time. In most European countries you loose your car, or license, or both, when you run the red light. I consider running the red light to be the most dangerous offense possible. I have also been in a car accident last September, when the car in which I was travelling (passenger) T-boned a vehicle that ran the ...

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Seems like noone who has commited such an offence had posted anything about it. Perhaps they did not survive the car-train accident that followed the said offence...

maybe a mod can spilt this over to the law enforcement tools area... somewhere above this....
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seeing that a lane is 3.75m wide a typical car is 2.6m wide.......beam width is still less than the width of the car.

At 500m beam is 1.5m wide. One at 570m...round it to even 1.8m for simplicity sake.

Your "blocks ...

Can I send someone else if I cant get time off work?
Yes. You can send either a relative who has legal training and/or experience, provided that you do not pay him/her. OR you can send a professional registered paralegal. You can get in touch with a good one via a form at the bottom of this page.
What are steps?
1-st you indicate that you will ...

Argue that the road is not clearly marked as being one-way, and you do not know the area well (probably true). If there is no sign telling that the road is a one-way street, then how can you know that it is?
You took pictures. Very good. Make sure that they have a date-stamp on them to prove that there were no signs telling you that the road is a ...

hwybear wrote: this helps too

Ewwwwww. Those damn computer mice have lead in them!!!