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Gallagher 26-May-2008 09:19 AM

Small Vessel Regulation Ticket go toward your drivers license?
 
so I got a tick for not having enough life jackets ($250) on my boat this past weekend (I left it on shore, I was 1 short).

Yah stupid, I know.



This ticket doesn't go towards my drivers license does it?

He didn't even write my drivers license down.....

05CivicSi 26-May-2008 09:44 AM

I think it only goes towards your license if its a crimial offence (ie: drunk or careless)

PDF is just a fine, same with open alcohol...

Gallagher 26-May-2008 09:45 AM

cool....well not cool.....stupid fine really when I was about 600 yards from my dock. and you could see the life jacket around the pole where I put it when I flew in to get the drift sock.

05CivicSi 26-May-2008 09:49 AM

Yeah im sure its just a fine, but I can't find it written online.

The OPP on the water have a reputation for being rather strict.

If you get caught drunk and operating, bye bye drivers license for a year and all that comes with it (fines, insurace, training program, interlock..)

k_r_a_c_k_e_r 26-May-2008 09:50 AM

shouldnt go towards your car license.

Gallagher 26-May-2008 09:51 AM


Originally Posted by 05CivicSi (Post 88912)
Yeah im sure its just a fine, but I can't find it written online.

The OPP on the water have a reputation for being rather strict.

If you get caught drunk and operating, bye bye drivers license for a year and all that comes with it (fines, insurace, training program, interlock..)



He did give me a break and wrote me a different fine which was $120 instead of $250 because you could see the life jacket flapping in the wind on my dock.

lol

xray 26-May-2008 11:37 AM

That sucks Steve. Yes, they do regulate strict fines as stated above. It's basically like not having a seatbelt on even though the car is already equipped with it.
Seatbelts = Life saver
Life jackets = Life saver

Gallagher 26-May-2008 11:47 AM

no, these are lifesavers


http://www.chrisglass.com/journal/im...lifesavers.jpg

xray 26-May-2008 11:49 AM

Lol. You know what? If you had them on you and pulled them out while he/she was writting the fine, you might've gotten off with having a good sense of humour. Lol.

05CivicSi 26-May-2008 12:25 PM


Originally Posted by xray (Post 88975)
Lol. You know what? If you had them on you and pulled them out while he/she was writting the fine, you might've gotten off with having a good sense of humour. Lol.

He probably would have gotten the max fine and a more thorough inspection.:D

xray 26-May-2008 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by 05CivicSi (Post 88987)
He probably would have gotten the max fine and a more thorough inspection.:D

Does it involve rubber gloves? Lol.

Gallagher 26-May-2008 01:22 PM

i forgot my paddles on shore as well and i didn't get busted for that :)

xray 26-May-2008 01:26 PM

You got off easy. Was booze in plain sight?

05CivicSi 26-May-2008 01:40 PM

He didnt get a booze ticket, so I'm thinking they were dry.

If you have open pop or water bottles they will smell them too.

Gallagher 26-May-2008 01:46 PM

nah, i don't bring booze on the boat, i didn't drink this weekend.

I usually ALWAYS follow the rules, the one time that I forgot.

fawk


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