He can charge you based on what he observed at the time he talked to you and any witnesses. For a Provincial Offences charge (speeding, etc), they only have 6 months to charge you. For a criminal charge though, I think they can come along and charge you years after if they really wanted to. But the...

He can still charge you criminally but that's almost certainly not going to happen. Looks like he changed his mind. If he can still charge me, on what basis he is gonna do that, he did not give me any ticket or communicated to me or took my statement after the accident? and what could be the reason...

Its been a little over 9 months I had a horrific accident on the highway in Ontario. Luckily I survived in one piece. Just after the accident Officer told me he is gonna charge me and he will talk to me in the hospital but its been over a 9 months no one has contacted me. Officer only contacted me a...

I just called my insurance company and they told me the accident is at my fault. It does not matter even if my tire broke down because I lost control. Police have not sent them anything, no tickets nothing. I am assuming I am going to charged now and just guessing I am gonna charged for careless dr...

Yes, they have 6 months to charge you. The 30 days only applies to the method they use to charge (something like indictable or not). I just called my insurance company and they told me the accident is at my fault. It does not matter even if my tire broke down because I lost control. Police have not...

jsherk wrote:I do not know the answer to that part of your question, which is why I did not answer. Just call your insurance company and ask them.

Some One also told me OPP shall give Offence notice or ticket within 30 days from the date of accident. But they can charge later. Is it true?

You will really have to wait another 5 months and see if the officer decides to charge you with something or not. However, the officer will need a witness as to whatever he charges you for. So if the truck driver or another witness can testify to you "driving carelessly" or "speeding...

Glad you are okay. You could be charged for up to 6 months from the offence date so if they are going to charge you they have another 5 months to do so. If the insurance is considering this a not at fault accident due to tire failure you may not be charged at all. Perhaps your insurance company has...

Its been around 32 days I had a horrific accident on the highway in Ontario. Luckily I survived in one piece. Just after the accident Officer told me he is gonna charge me and he will talk to me in the hospital but its been over a month no one contacted me. The story that I told the officer on the s...