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Toronto Speed Limit For Cyclists
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 6:14 pm
by piezomot
I know that there is no demerit points for cyclists, but my question is how do I know what is my bike speed? How the police officer can prove that I was speeding? What is the ticket value for this offence?
Does it mean that I should not get any ticket while on unicycle riding over the speed limit? As unicycle is not a bicycle!
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2010 1:33 pm
by Simon Borys
An officer would measure and prove speed for a bicycle the same as for a motor vehicle - radar, laser, or pacing.
As to whether the definition of bicycle applies to a unicycle, you'd have to look at the definition in the bylaw which creates this offence.
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 10:33 pm
by pvotrainer
a bicycle includes a unicycle in the HTA. 608 is the Municipal Code for parks in toronto. if that is where you found the sign, MC 608 has the same definition, except it does not include motor assisted bicycles.
as for determining your speed you need to intall a speedo on your bike. The speed section of MC 608 refers to all vehicles types, not just bikes