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It has been shown here that no copy of by-law leads to a dismissed ticket. Don't listen to ottlegal here.

Should you fight the ticket - you should fight EVERY ticket.

The error is unlikely to cause a fatal error though, it can be amended. Read here for a list of fatal errors: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... rror#10923

browsing has made a few good good points, the only thing I would suggest is that you read over www.ticketcombat.com to get a better idea of how to ask for disclosure (and tons more of info). If disclosure is incomplete, you can ask for a second request.

To convict, the LEO needs to have "observed you at a higher rate of speed than posted ...

There is the fine that you have to pay, plus any interest accrued, and then there is a license reinstatement fee of $150.

hwybear wrote:

racer wrote:If you were sure about being "fine" than you could have requested the blood test as well.

Not going to happen!

I read too much american news...
http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... .html#4379

I believe that there is a 6 months window when a LEO can issue a ticket. After that not going to happen.

Check with the breathalyser test on the bottom of the site. If you were sure about being "fine" than you could have requested the blood test as well.

You can ask the JP directly during court to reschedule (called continuance). As a safe bet, i'd call the court and ask if they received any communications from your lawyer.

Also, read over this post: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com ... ght=#11112

Welcome to board, tycchan.

Here is direct link to your post: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com/topic1700.html

Hope you find the site informative, and come back later!

hwybear wrote:But it does not really matter, all our court is scheduled on our working shift anyway. I have court scheduled into Sept 2010.

Smells like someone is prepping his 11B arguments...

Given the nature of relationship with a paralegal company, you would have to file this in a small claims court.

You can view most of the OHTA here on-site. However, the entire act is available here: http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statut ... 0h08_e.htm. I think that you are interested in PART IX: RATE OF SPEED

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/demerit.shtml

# As a Class G1, G2, M1 or M2 driver, if you get two or more demerit points, you will be sent a warning letter.

# At six points, you may have to go to an interview to discuss your record and give reasons why your licence should not be suspended. If you don't attend, your licence may be ...

Wouldn't they get their own transcript to look at?

You can request an appeal, or you can try to reopen the trial. Not sure how you would get your money from the paralegal company though.

Generally, if there is a white solid line on the right-hand side of the road, that means that you cannot park there. Example: park on a bicycle lane, you get towed as soon as a p/off cyclist calls the vehicle. Same with the 401. Shoulders are for emergencies, always.

So, you have one ticket within 3 years already. Adding this one will be pretty bad.
I would file ticket with trial option, and start trying to get the case together. At the very least it will buy you some time. You can always check with what a paralegal can/can't do in the meantime, and what you yourself can/can't do. A reduced charge is still much ...

I guess he did not know about "How to avoid an accident? - By being too s***faced to find my keys!"

Very good for ya! Congrats on winning the BS charge.

Unfortunately, for the impound fees, no. Hence the outcry about this whole law, besides the fact that it is unconstitutional.

Suspension has "never happened" as a result of lower charge. When you are filling out an insurance app, you can state that your license has never been suspended.

Or those idiots who, seeing your signal to enter their lane, speed UP in order to prevent you from executing a safe lane change for no other reason than just because they are feeling territorial on a public highway?


This might be part of the reason why Toronto drivers do not use their signals when changing lanes. Not a justification, but an ...

I have used fileqube in the past, they do not require registration for small files.

http://fileqube.com/

If you are still having trouble, PM me to arrange an email so that I can upload the file for you.

See if you can bring your dad with you to court for summons, or at least have him write out a signed letter that you were not driving and were forced to stay behind in the vehicle.

Perhaps calling the court might help clear out the issue. If the license was suspended due to an additional fee that was not billed at the same charge, then the set fine is incorrect. There are precedents where the wrong fines have resulted in tickets being quashed.

I know what you mean. I can't even renew my license!

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Crime/2009/ ... 1-sun.html

Speed was not a factor. Drunk driver was. Faces 5 counts, including one of impaired driving causing death. Your opinions?

There where 2 of us who both got $200.00 fines and reductions to driving with an invalid licence. One guy got $1,000.00 fine and a further 6 month's suspension.

might be b/c the "one guy" had priors. I most recently convicted a driver for his 10th time and he received $2000 fine, 6 month suspension and 30 days in jail.

10th time??? Some people ...

The worst thing you did was telling him you drove. You should have kept telling him that you didn't drive the car.

Well, there is nothing to worry about then . Simply prepare your 11B arguments, and send it in a month before the court date, if you ever get one.

Marquisse, there are a lot of sites out there that allow you to upload files for free. All you have to do is google, find one, and post the link here

Can you provide more details about what has happened?