Photo Radar in Ontario – Is it a necessity or a cash grab? A recent consultation by the government shows that Ontarians who favour the photo radar far outweigh those who think otherwise. An overwhelming number of people believe that using cameras to ticket speeding drivers is a great move. However, one in three people […]
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As a final chapter of Making Ontario’s Roads Safer Act of 2015, drivers on the roads of Ontario who have unpaid traffic tickets can no longer renew their license plates. This is not only a way to increase motivation for the denizens to pay their fees. It is also a new tool employed by the
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In an attempt to combat the number of traffic violations, lawmakers have proposed the AMP system in the province of Ontario. This was recommended by the ombud of Toronto way back in 2012. The application of Administrative monetary penalty or the AMP aims to replace the traditional traffic courts. However, the proposed move has been
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According to recent data, Canada Post is shelling out close to a million dollars on parking fines. An increasing number of drivers who drive the postal trucks for the Crown Corporation, struggle to find the right parking spots due to congested traffic. The information is obtained through the Freedom of Information by the Canada Press.
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We can forgive people for being forgetful but not the court papers. Few things are as immortal and unforgiving as legal documents. As someone rightly puts it, they can live through bankruptcy, and even after the death of a person. Ask Garry Prentice and Noreen Frank, and they can confirm this. They are law-abiding citizens
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