My personal view is that it doesnt hurt to file an 11B and try to get a stay before entering a plea for your ticket. You lose nothing. That said, a prosecutor told me last week that she would fight an 11B unless it was about 14 months delay. I reminded her of R v. Morin (8-10 month delay). She said that is being appealed right now. However, to me, the matter isnt closed. I would argue the 11B in court with the help of case law. I am new to this site, hopefully, others will add to this.

I am posting this on behalf of a friend. He was late dropping off his son at school. He wasn't carrying his wallet - no licence/permit/insurance card. He got 4 tickets. (1) Driving at 65 km/h in a 50 km/h zone - HTA sec 128 (2) Drive motor vehicle - no licence - HTA sec 32 (1) --- his licence had expired...was renewed the same day (3) Fail to surrender permit for motor vehicle - HTA sec 7 (5) (a) --- he did not have the permit with him (4) Fail to have insurance card - CAIC sec 3 (1) --- he had valid insurance, just didnt have the proof with him. The trial is set for 5 months after the date of...

From what I see, the notes say --
Silver, 4 door, (next word is cut off on your attachment, it would be the make...looks like Toyota)
Solo occupant (no passenger)
(not sure what O/A is)...Lead vehicle, curb lane
71.7 (likely the speed you were clocked at)
106.44 (possibly the fine or could be your speed)
3180 0049B could be part of the offence notice number
O/C & Cold is overcast and cold
Not sure what R Dxx TW is, unless it means Really Dry
50 metres South Gailgrove

This is pretty much the info the officer would need during the trial.
Hope this helps.