i agree, i have all my slips in the folder that came with the vehicle in the glove box, i simply handed him the wrong one and he left before i could even give it to him.bend wrote:D90 wrote: It's your responsibility to have that card easily available.
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- Tue Oct 04, 2016 7:18 pm
- Forum: Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
- Topic: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
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Re: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
- Tue Oct 04, 2016 7:15 pm
- Forum: Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
- Topic: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
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Re: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
thanks for the help! i will let you guys know how it goes
- Tue Oct 04, 2016 1:27 pm
- Forum: Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
- Topic: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
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Re: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
What is the exact charge you got and the section number? Fail to submit insurance card was the charge. And the sections says CAIA 3(1) if I'm not mistaken. Ty for the reply mend. Very helpful. I was not aware I gave him an expired copy until he told me, I replied that I had an active one, but he ju...
- Tue Oct 04, 2016 9:07 am
- Forum: Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
- Topic: Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
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Provided insurance, officer didn't take it
Was driving in light traffic this past Sunday at 7:30pm ish. Doing 100 in the left lane of a two lane 90km/hr highway. Cop is sitting in the right lane doing about 95. I accelerate to 108 to do a lane change and hop off the highway. Cop turns on his blinkers and pulls me over. Asks if I know the spe...