If you've been convicted of speeding under Section 128 of the Highway Traffic Act and believe the conviction was unjust, there are legal options to challenge the decision. Understanding these options is important for navigating the appeal process...
If you've found yourself with a traffic ticket conviction in Ontario, understanding how to appeal is crucial. The process varies based on whether the ticket involves a fine or is a summons to court. 1. Reopening Tickets with Fines If you have a traffic ticket...
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Drivers must abide by posted speed limits to ensure the safety of both workers and motorists. Speeding in these areas leads to increased fines, sometimes doubled, to discourage risky behaviour. Fines can escalate significantly if one’s speed exceeds 30 km/h...
School zone speed limits in Ontario are regulated under Highway Traffic Act (HTA) s. 128 (5) and are designed to protect children and pedestrians near schools. By default, these reduced speed limits are in effect at all times unless a municipality...
Vehicle impoundment is a legal enforcement measure used by police to maintain road safety. In Ontario, under the Highway Traffic Act (HTA), excessive speeding, stunt driving, and other dangerous driving behaviours are key infractions that can result in impoundment. ...
