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1. Why wouldn't you just start your own thread instead of posting a reply in a message from 4.5 years ago?

2. The circumstances you described, it sounds as though you failed to stop for the amber light.

3. bring your insurance and ownership documents to court and advised what happened, you'll possibly have them withdrawn or after trial.

Sounds like a good candidate for withdrawal... in my opinion.

Meet with the prosecutor and see what they have to offer. Good thing you didn't run over any kids.

1. It is a poor defence regardless because you are responsible to adjust your driving behaviour according to weather conditions. This means driving slow enough that you can see, and react to, all road signs and obey rules of the road.

2. Varies from insurance company to insurance company, but I would chance it especially if you cut a deal with the ...

If you read the back of the ticket, there is an option that says 'meet with prosecutor', so you can answer your own question.

Driver's side.

1. the proper charge would be 'fail to have insurance card' C.A.I.A. 3(1) if you simply don't have proof. If you are insured, you will have to prove to the court's satisfaction that you the vehicle you were driving at the time was insured.

2. I have no idea about this charge.

3. In Ontario you are required by law to inform the MTO within 6 days ...

Clients,

I've investigated numerous traffic accidents. 95% of the time, as soon as I arrive and look at the position of the vehicles, the location of the damage, the debris on the roadway, skidmarks, and a VERY brief account of what happen (even a 10 second explanation), I can determine exactly what happened and who needs to be charged.

As ...

Mechanicjoe wrote:It can't be that simple.. What are the chances the courts will in fact reinstate my license?, I was always told I had to pay off all my fines first.

Maybe try my advice first before you disregard it.

If you read through the boards, the advice that is repeated time and time again is: apply for disclosure. See what evidence if any the officer has written against you. Decide from there.

in the meantime, file the ticket for trial.

Hey Zra, I feel for you. I live at the bottom of Stevenson rd soth Oshawa. If you Google it you will see GM just South of the 401. There is a private rd that merges with Stevenson rd S. The speed limit is 60 but then becomes 120-150. Theses guys are Smoking down Stevnson rd with those new cars right off the GM line (Caveat Emptor) to be parked in ...

wrong address is not a fatal error, you have no chance of having the ticket withdrawn because of it

1. Yes, we are sure the ticket is served to the registered owner in person.

2. We've answered all your questions, any further bones you have to pick with the law/courts can be taken up with your MP.

I was driving my Dad's car which I felt was the reason I was getting stopped since two teenagers driving a 2013 S Class.

:roll:

Or maybe it was because you were speeding.

NO! They were being HARASSED and PROFILED!!!

I'll tell you what, where I work, if you submit a ticket that has the year of 2012 written on the top, it'll be rejected ...

....really! I was taught at OPC (years ago, mind you) that they werent done in Ontario.

I guess they ARE done for DRE.... I didnt know they were done for alcohol too.

Thanks OPS.

This board generally only deals with the Ontario Traffic Act, and it's pretty rare someone with knowledge of the Quebec legislation provides any advice...

good luck

Once the police received the traffic complaint, the matter is investigated (ie: does your description of the vehicle match the registered vehicle's information, is the area you described accurate, is the licence plate accurate, is the description of the driver possibly the RO, etc etc etc).

Generally, the registered owner of the vehicle will be ...

Hi, this happened to me a couple of years ago and it's still bugging me. Every time I tell the story everyone says I'm lucky, but at the same time it was an eye opener for me.

Was out one night with friends and drinking, obviously was watching my intake through the night. At the end I made the choice of driving. It was the end of November and the ...

Yellow car has right of way.

People don't treat the yellow car that way, however.

Attend the court where you were convicted of the offences that netted you all those fines - apply for a payment program, fine payment extension, etc.... so that you can have you licence reinstated in the meantime by the ministry (you will have to pay a reinstatement fee as well, I believe it's $90).

Sounds like you plead to a Toronto by-law, to me.

what jurisdiction is the offence?

Bend, I call them (the Court) every 3 months and they tell me that I didn't get a date yet. Last I called them was in Feb 2013.

Who knows if they are jerking your chain or blowing you off - take Bend's advice and check your abstract to see if you have a conviction for the offence.

If not, you're protected under the Charter 11(b) for ...

If you're asking whether your story is good enough to somehow make this ticket disappear, the answer is no.

You can always request an early resolution meeting and see if your charge can somehow be reduced. Your account of events isn't going to get you very far, so it's your best option really.

+1 to that.

Also wanted to add, it's spelled ...

iKira wrote:The date has been reset as of yesterday since they didn't send me any information about the case or about the trial I was suppose to appear in. I'm going in tomorrow to reschedule an appointment and it should be quite some time before I stand before the Jury.

It's traffic court dude, there is no jury.

Maybe I could argue that I was trying to avoid a dangerously erratic driver beside me. Though I've read that this type of defence is weak.


you answered your own question there.


Anyway, I went for early resolution thinking I could get the charge dismissed at that stage. NOT! So the guy there gave me a copy of the officers handwritten ...

So, just to be clear, you think a video of you showing you breaking the law will help you in court...

It`s very unlikely, but not impossible...

..when I worked in the traffic enforcement unit, I would take note of everybody`s expired insurance, and note what insurance company people verbally advised me they were using. On slow days, I would go ahead and contact the different insurance companies to see if an active policy was in effect. In the ...

What is 4f

11B charter application tends to apply for trials that occur after a year following the incident

google maps this. maybe we can help.

I got caught not completly stopped at a STOP sign.
The officer shocked me when i heard that licence plates adourned on my vehicle were neither associated to me or my car.
I have been using these licence plates attached to this vehicle for seven years. I got nervous and handed him last year`s insurance card (2012 instead 2013). Eventually I got ...