Ontario Highway Traffic Act

PetitionGuy wrote: 60 days?......close enough

Tis now happens that BelSlySTi is a moderator and can resticky this topic himself...

Right-rear of any car usually has a pretty significant blind spot. Cars are equipped with outside mirrors to assist with lane changes and other circumstances directly beside the vehicle. These mirrors typically do not assist in seeing what's up on the sidewalk, a good distance from the car. So how are drivers supposed to monitor cyclists scootin ...

Thank god I don't work the GTR area.....the mentality of a lot of drivers is just whacked.


This could get a long thread going, speaking of GTA drivers...

-- the left lane is for PASSING, not for driving under the speed limit with 500 cars stacked up behind you
-- the shoulder is not a lane
-- the sidewalk is ALSO not a lane :shock:
-- don't ...

Sidewalks are for walking pedestrians only. That's why they're called pedestrian sidewalks, not bike paths. Motorists should only expect to encounter walking pedestrians when exiting a street.

First off, I would much rather be a "pedestrian who was hit by a bike" rather than a "bycyclist who was hit by a car" (ie a dead cyclist). Having once ...

The GPS works on a principle of intersecting circles - your GPS receives the signal from 3 satellites, and they all send out a time stamp at the same time. The GPS receives those signals, compares the time it took to arrive from satellite to the GPS, and maps 3 circles, and they all intersect at one point. A fourth signal may be used to pinpoint ...

If yer can't see the sign, then how can yer disobey it? Travelling at 72 km/hr translates into 20 m/s - you have 3 seconds to realize that the sign is there and to do something about it. If that time is cut in half, there is a good chance that the driver will not even see it.

Even the e-laws site doesn't say anything about 78(2) carrying any points "awards", or any other 78(X) save for 2 dates in it. Are you going to believe a CBC reporter (who would, no doubt, tell you to fill up your gasoline-powered car with leaded diesel if that helped boost his ratings) or a government website?

...is Guelph-Wellington Highway 6 (also known as Gordon Road).
According to what has been published by University of Guelph newspaper (the Ontarion, #157.02 Sept. 18, 2008), with their reference to a similar article in Guelph Mercury called Killer Highway of 08 September 2008, there has been 24 fatalities on a 24 kilometre stretch of highway ...

Not addressed to me, but I'll answer them anyway

Also you have asked the two people for wrong things - ticketcombat would be able to tell you everything about wait time, while hwybear would tell you everything about getting disclosure (providing it is somewhat in his department :lol: ).

To get a copy of disclosure, you need to go to your ...

Make sure to turn on the date stamp on your 7+ MP digital camera too.

Well, looks like BelSlySTi is gonna be the next moderator

Just to clarify

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Yes, I did mean > 65% approval

This is to test resistance to BelSlySTi becoming a moderator, so no vote (different from a Nay! vote) is a vote for. I'd like EVERYONE to vote though, but this is a democracy. If you do not care and found yourself on the page, please vote Eh?

As a side note, BelSlySTi shouldn't vote for himself either

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