Ontario Highway Traffic Act

You will use this Form, 4F, to file your stay application. The Form is on the link below.

http://www.ontariocourtforms.on.ca/forms/civil/04f/RCP_E_04F_0707.doc

You will follow rule 4, on the link below, with respect to format, content, binding documents, and affidavit of service.

http://www.canlii.org/en/on/laws/regu/rro-1990-reg-194/latest/rro ...

Yes. If the set fine is incorrect it is a fatal error and you cannot be convicted.

Here's the case law.

http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2008/2008onca429/2008onca429.html

If you've given notice to appear and received a notice of trial things change though. Current the court will still not convict you if their is a fatal error on the ticket ...

The forms the government are using are invalid. You haven't been charged. There is no proceeding before the court. The certificate the cop filed with the court is a nullity.

For more info read my last 20 posts or so. You find them by clicking on my name and in my bio it will say read all greatest canadian posts.

You will win the case just based on the delay.

Her s. 11(b) charter rights have been breached.

Tried within a reasonable time; 20 months is wayyyy too long.

Besides, the ticket she was issued is invalid.

You already won.

What's you take on stop signs. Stop signs at a 4 way stop intersection are not required by law to have the "ALL WAY" tag attached below the sign. If a municipality elects to add the "ALL WAY" tag and they do not add the Bilingual "ALL WAY" tag, does it invalidate the stop sign all together, or just the "ALL WAY" tag?

The sign regulation makes no mention of surface painted lines with respect to designated lanes. It does provide for road marking for crosswalks and crossovers. It seems odd that surface painted lines is covered.

But now that I read the regulation, I'm convicnced that upwards of 90% of the crosswalks and crossovers are not enforcable because the ...

If you didn't get a ticket how can you get a fine, or jail time?

What is the yellow paper you talking about?

It has to have a title on it, (offence notice or whatever) or its FORM 2 or whatever?

You have not been charges properly. The ticket you were issued is invalid thus they is no valid proceeding before the court. You cannot be convicted and even if they convict you then you will win your case on appeal.

S. 8 of the POA allows you to settle out of court by pleading guilty and paying the set fine.


http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html ...

First of all, all the tickets you received to gain the points that got you suspended were invalid.

If you had any offences served on you by summons, points were not permitted to be applied for that offence, either.

What offences were you convicted of to get all these points?

Did you plead guilty out of court or were you found guilty after a ...

Merge is a popular term. I think I've even seen some merge signs. But it's not a valid sign and there is no provsion dealing with "merge" and I think the word merge is only ued once in the entire HTA.

Section 154(b) deals with a three lane roadway. One lane in each direction and a turning lane in the centre. The centre cannot be used for travelling on, however it can be used to make a turn or even to pass another vehicle.


Where highway divided into lanes

154. (1) Where a highway has been divided into clearly marked lanes for traffic ...

Did you get a ticket or not?

If you did, you got an offence notice or summons.

What is this yellow sheet you refer too?

You can represent her but you cannot be paid money or other valuable consideration. She can't agree to give you sex or buy you dinner. Nothing.

If you get in court and don't know what you're doing the court can stop you from representing you.

But you don't even need to go to court to beat this ticket.

Did you already send in notice pleading ...

It appears you both understood me, but I have a MAJOR typo in my previous message. I said ... you do not block or delay side road traffic from turning left onto the roadway you're travelling on once they reach the intersection... and I meant to say turning right. Not left.

Driving in the seond most right lane doesn't help the sideroad driver make ...

If there are 5 lanes, two in each direction and one centre turning lane, you show drive in the lane between the centre lane and the rightmost lane.

I'm not sure if the HTA calls for this, but it is the professional way to drive.

Why?

Because if you're in the rightmost lane and a car from a side road is trying to turn left onto the roadway you ...