Ontario Highway Traffic Act

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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 ...

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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 ...

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