Ontario Highway Traffic Act

you have 48 hours to go to the collision reporting center.

b/c there are no reporting centres in my area, where does the 48hrs come from? I have not found this timeline anywhere in the HTA. Thought it was still soon as practicable as a collision reporting centre was to free up traffic from unnecessary blockages by damaged vehicles?

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My vehicle is backed into the driveway, with the nose facing out, so the only way for someone to know the sticker is not up to date is to trespass onto my property, go to the rear of my vehicle and bend down to inspect the plate... or conversely type the plate's number into a computer if they have access to that kind of info.

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The other complaint some truck drivers have is Idle for more then one min and get a ticket. Idle for less and shut down before the Turbo has had enough time to cool or spool down and risk damaging it causing more pollution. I would the this is the same issue for TTC buses.

Glad they give is some good thought on how it effect vehicles other then ...

Radar Identified wrote:

OTTLegal wrote:CAIA charges go on your driving record for 3 years just like any other traffic ticket.

Well, there you go.

The last point where the "no insurance" would've been on your friend's record is 2004.

What is the amount that he should have been charged ? this was in 2001 What was the date the fines change to $5000+ surcharge?

i also don't think you can reopen 10yr old charges...if so everyone would do that hoping the officers retire/moved out of the country or are deceased.

If the charge(s) is that many years old...it probably is around $300-$1000 for each offence of no insurance....the $5000 came in about 4yrs ago.

Anyone have the exact date that the amount ...