Ticket For not have a 0 Blood alcohol level on g2 need help plz
21-Aug-2008, 10:41 AM
#42
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sorry to hear it. just pay the fine man. i dont see you winning this going to court at all.
21-Aug-2008, 11:40 AM
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i must say some really dumn decisions u made, drinkign n driving, with a g2, with no license on u and ogin back to ask the officer some directions. u were given a chance at freedom and u went back to get urself in trouble.
were u tipsy to the point u couldnt comprehend this at the time,
were u tipsy to the point u couldnt comprehend this at the time,
21-Aug-2008, 11:44 AM
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i think irts funny the people saying "sorry to hear that...." why are you sorry? he deserved all he got, shoulda gave his dumb *** more imo.
21-Aug-2008, 01:36 PM
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guy got a simple $110 ticket, dont know why people are getting off by posting pics of a ttc bus?
you lose your license for $110 non moving violations now?
anyways hiepster, this thread is full of retards who are clueless when it comes to the HTA, so if you need help/advice PM me
you lose your license for $110 non moving violations now?
anyways hiepster, this thread is full of retards who are clueless when it comes to the HTA, so if you need help/advice PM me
21-Aug-2008, 02:37 PM
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Violating the restrictions on the G2 can result in suspension.
"The Ontario Driver's Handbook states that drivers holding G1, G2, M1 or M2 licences must follow the specific rules for their class of licence. If you violate any of the graduated licensing conditions for your class of licence, your licence will be suspended for 30 days. This suspension takes effect from the time you surrender your licence on or after the date of the suspension. You can lose your licence for up to two years if you fail to hand over your licence."
"The Ontario Driver's Handbook states that drivers holding G1, G2, M1 or M2 licences must follow the specific rules for their class of licence. If you violate any of the graduated licensing conditions for your class of licence, your licence will be suspended for 30 days. This suspension takes effect from the time you surrender your licence on or after the date of the suspension. You can lose your licence for up to two years if you fail to hand over your licence."
21-Aug-2008, 02:41 PM
#49
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well first off thanks to those for your opinion
reason for not having a g
I couldnt get insured till i was 21 (no car + dads insurance sky rocket cuz of my brother short after i got my g1)(22 this year)
#2 i think you all have at least had one or 2 beers g2 or not, so don gimme that.
and so ya'll know it was the smell of alcohol that got me booked not my driving i know i was perfectly fine.
#3 I was asking wat u guys think about me getting the cop for not following protocol.
Cmon he pulls me over only takes my Ownership and Insurance, checks ALL MY PASSENGERS ID, and FORGETS TO ASK FOR MINE! thats the only thing that mite give me a slight edge on this thing.
reason for not having a g
I couldnt get insured till i was 21 (no car + dads insurance sky rocket cuz of my brother short after i got my g1)(22 this year)
#2 i think you all have at least had one or 2 beers g2 or not, so don gimme that.
and so ya'll know it was the smell of alcohol that got me booked not my driving i know i was perfectly fine.
#3 I was asking wat u guys think about me getting the cop for not following protocol.
Cmon he pulls me over only takes my Ownership and Insurance, checks ALL MY PASSENGERS ID, and FORGETS TO ASK FOR MINE! thats the only thing that mite give me a slight edge on this thing.
21-Aug-2008, 02:43 PM
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Violating the restrictions on the G2 can result in suspension.
"The Ontario Driver's Handbook states that drivers holding G1, G2, M1 or M2 licences must follow the specific rules for their class of licence. If you violate any of the graduated licensing conditions for your class of licence, your licence will be suspended for 30 days. This suspension takes effect from the time you surrender your licence on or after the date of the suspension. You can lose your licence for up to two years if you fail to hand over your licence."
"The Ontario Driver's Handbook states that drivers holding G1, G2, M1 or M2 licences must follow the specific rules for their class of licence. If you violate any of the graduated licensing conditions for your class of licence, your licence will be suspended for 30 days. This suspension takes effect from the time you surrender your licence on or after the date of the suspension. You can lose your licence for up to two years if you fail to hand over your licence."
21-Aug-2008, 02:45 PM
#51
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Yeah 12 hours is nothing compared to the 30 days and re-instatment process.
Go to court, plead that you have learned your lesson about drinking and driving. Maybe get some where with that, but I doubt you will get the suspension overturned.
Go to court, plead that you have learned your lesson about drinking and driving. Maybe get some where with that, but I doubt you will get the suspension overturned.
21-Aug-2008, 03:28 PM
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just out of curiosity what did you blow?
21-Aug-2008, 04:21 PM
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i must say some really dumn decisions u made, drinkign n driving, with a g2, with no license on u and ogin back to ask the officer some directions. u were given a chance at freedom and u went back to get urself in trouble.
were u tipsy to the point u couldnt comprehend this at the time,
were u tipsy to the point u couldnt comprehend this at the time,
21-Aug-2008, 04:39 PM
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guy got a simple $110 ticket, dont know why people are getting off by posting pics of a ttc bus?
you lose your license for $110 non moving violations now?
anyways hiepster, this thread is full of retards who are clueless when it comes to the HTA, so if you need help/advice PM me
you lose your license for $110 non moving violations now?
anyways hiepster, this thread is full of retards who are clueless when it comes to the HTA, so if you need help/advice PM me
, but too bad that wont happen, even if i do lose my license for 30days, i can still put the car under another name and still drive it. but thanks for ur input kid.
21-Aug-2008, 05:23 PM
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gsrmatt does bring great advice. Any ticket or charge can be worth fighting, especially if you are a young driver with higher insurance rates. You don't want to mess with your future. Get a court date and get the disclosure. You can use it to build your defence against the charge. If you don't feel confident defending yourself, there are manyticket fighters out there. I recenly used one to get out of a careless driving ticket.
