Hi, I was involved in an accident, but was not able to personally obtain information about the third party, but an officer provided an occurence number. Would I be able ask the officer about the 3rd party information (i.e. phone number)? I had an accident on the highway and an OPP officer assessed the situation. After he wrote the report and gave me a traffic ticket, he also gave me a white piece of paper with the OCC#, location of accident, officer name, badge number, but did not provide 3rd party information. I also saw this officer give a white piece of paper to the third party. Is it possi...

Ok, i talked with the prosecutor, and he gave me the options: (1) plead guilty to the proof of ownership charge, and the left turn signal will be dropped (2) go to court for both charges I picked the first option, only later to find that i should have chosen the second option. I initially picked the first option because i did not want to deal with having to wait 6 months and still remember the incident, and now i regret that because with the second option chosen, there was a chance that both charges would be dropped. THe thing is, with different insurance companies the charge of not providing ...

Does anyone have any experience with Allstate? since some insurance companies would increase due to minor convictions, i don't know if allstate would do the same thing.. their site doesnt say anything.

Hey guys, if you plead guilty to charges such as not being able to provide insurance or proof of ownership when requested, but you do have it legitimately, does your insurance increase?

does your insurance increase when you plead guilty to anything that not a driving charge?

true, i believe so as well, but there were no other vehicles on the road, so i dont think the officer would give me the impeding ticket. since it was long weekend, i think he was just trying to find any and all possible ways to give people tickets.

Thats very good. But if i had dropped my waterbottle and it rolled below the wheel, i obviously have to retrieve it before i proceed, otherwise it would be dangerous to drive with the chance of the bottle rolling under the brake pad. This would not be "fumbling with something" am i right? i retrieved the water bottle for my own safety and others of the immediate future. IF THIS WERE ME.... (doesn't mean it would work).... I would ask the Prosecutor if he would consider dropping the Turn ticket in return for a guilty plea on the license ticket. He may see no personal advantage to this...

Understood but I dropped and was looking for something in the vehicle. I had my seatbelt unbuckled (which is against the law when driving) and because that left turn signal does not always turn on (that signal only turns on when there are more than one car in the left lane). The thing is, I passed the white line when it was green/yellow and was finishing my turn when it went red. Passing this white line means that i must finish making my turn. That being the case, as i was looking for what i dropped, i did not expect the left turn signal to turn on, and would have to wait for the opposite dire...

So this is what happened: I was busy looking for something in my car on a left turn lane. I didnt know there was a car behind me, and the light only shows the left turn signal if more than 2 cars are in that left turn lane. The signal lights the left turn sign, and i did not see it. A police car is behind me and is the second car. he honks and i see that it was a green arrow signalling me to turn left. I accelerate, and the arrow turns yellow. As i finish my turn it was red, and the police car pulls me over giving me an HTA 144 (14) Ticket. His reason is that I did not proceed as directed on a...