Reflections wrote:WTF. Where did you see this?, still giggling.....

It happened this morning on McCowan Road, Markham.

So funny, I should have taken a picture.

What does it mean?
Does it mean he/she is not on duty. Any accidents or any other incidents on his/her way to where ever he/she heading, he/she is not obliged to stop.

First Attendance: Usually this will be offered to you depending on where you live. You can negotiate with the Prosecutor to plead guilty to a lesser offence, which means a lower fine and probably no demerit points. Some Prosecutors just want to get any guilty plea if possible, so they'll take a mun...

It seems the court offer an early resolution for any traffic ticket. It is called a First Attendance Hearing which can be done only within the 15-30 days. Extract from the definition: ************ "To exercise this choice, you must attend the court office designated on the back of your Offence ...

Does any one know how to fight on a technicality basis?

Any advice?

Or just pay the set fines instead of going thru the hassles in court which I don't have a chance to win.

liveontheedge wrote:I agree with the above posters, you have no case. Even if you had, the chance of winning would be slim to none.
The only chance to win for you is fight the ticket on a technicality.

Then, could you please elaborate how can i do that on a technicality basis. Thanks.

There are no signs posted (Describing each lane functionailty) above near the traffic light is or on the side road.
The only sign is on the road itself, only an arrow pointing forward.

May be I should take pictures of the missing signs.

Do I have a case here too?

Do I have a strong case against the officer? Well, I got a ticket for making an improper right turn. Was in a 3 lanes street, left lane to make a left turn, center lane to go straight, and right lane to make a right turn. I was in the center lane and did make right turn, that's why I got a ticket. I...