Got ticket in Ontario, Burlington, on QEW
Apr 13, 2005, 12:25 PM
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I was hoping to sell locally in Cleveland, but thanks for your interest anyways.
Here's the link:
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...sp=y&cardist=0
Here's the link:
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...sp=y&cardist=0
Apr 14, 2005, 01:32 PM
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TRD, the cops are bad in the Toronto - Hamilton sections of all 400 series and the QEW. Though I have had a stupid ticket like this and I went to fight it and won. If you show them that you have the correct insurance they will drop that, or at least make you only pay the "victim fine surcharge" which is around $10-$20 depending on the ticket type. As for the passing on the shoulder business, you can request to talk to a justice of the peace which is before actually taking it to court and they might decide based on the circumstances that they will drop or lower the ticket. Since you got it in Burlington then you have to go to the courthouse on the south service road between Brant street and Guelph line on the north side. It is a set of 3 (i think) beige buildings on their own, there is a plaza on the corner of south service and Brant with a Tim Horton's in it and the entrance to the courthouse is almost right beside the plaza entrance. You want the furthest building from the entrance. If you walk in and are nice with them you will get further, trust me!! I will be home from France in mid May if you want me to show you where or to come with you. If not, good luck man!
Apr 15, 2005, 06:34 AM
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they changed the whole procedure (at least in markham / richmond hill / north york area)
you don't go to the court house to talk to the justic of the peace any more and if you do, they won't lower or change your charge..
you have to call the court house and get an appointment with the procecutor and they will talk to you about the charge.. you can then pled your case and see if they drop it or change the charge.. if that meeting fails, you still have the option to go in front of a judge
-joe
you don't go to the court house to talk to the justic of the peace any more and if you do, they won't lower or change your charge..
you have to call the court house and get an appointment with the procecutor and they will talk to you about the charge.. you can then pled your case and see if they drop it or change the charge.. if that meeting fails, you still have the option to go in front of a judge
-joe
Apr 19, 2005, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by sillypuddy
they changed the whole procedure (at least in markham / richmond hill / north york area)
you don't go to the court house to talk to the justic of the peace any more and if you do, they won't lower or change your charge..
you have to call the court house and get an appointment with the procecutor and they will talk to you about the charge.. you can then pled your case and see if they drop it or change the charge.. if that meeting fails, you still have the option to go in front of a judge
-joe
you don't go to the court house to talk to the justic of the peace any more and if you do, they won't lower or change your charge..
you have to call the court house and get an appointment with the procecutor and they will talk to you about the charge.. you can then pled your case and see if they drop it or change the charge.. if that meeting fails, you still have the option to go in front of a judge
-joe
