Such a device wouldnt need to prove your speed with absolute certainty; it would merely need to raise reasonable doubt. I think the big issue is that the technology would have to be something accepted and understood by the Courts. Merely saying my GPS said I was only going "X" wouldnt be ...

Thanks guys. Surprising though, given all the technological wonders we have in this day and age, that a driver cannot use technology to prove his/her innocence. As for those cams you were talking about, I am fully aware of those, and contrary to your belief some models DO include the date & spee...

...PROVE 100%, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that you were NOT speeding and verify your actual speed? Something like a third party GPS tracking service or a physical device (hardware) which could be used (in court) to defend one's case?

What you describe is a CVIR (Commercial Vehicle Inspection Report) Level 2 Inspection. The codes are for particular problems with the truck. The complete CVIR gets "logged" or "added" to the CVOR (Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration) number for the company that owns the tru...

Hello, I'm new to the forum. After doing a Google search, I came across the site and I've got a couple of questions. I hope I'm in the right area to ask them (and apologize if I'm not). About 12 days ago (which leaves me only 3 days now to make a decision) I received 3 tickets from the same MTO offi...