Businesses and individuals who operate commercial motor vehicles in Ontario must have a valid Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration (CVOR) certificate. The Ministry of Transportation is the government agency responsible for the CVOR program in Ontario. There is a CVOR Carrier rating system in place and CVOR Points are assigned upon conviction for most Highway Traffic [...]

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O.P.P. now has eyes in the sky to protect Ontario roadways. Planes are now being used to patrol the 400-Series highways. Original August 1, 2008 – David Chatten Updated on April 22, 2010 – David Chatten As of May 2008, the Ontario Provincial Police (O.P.P.) is now using a Cessna aircraft to observe drivers from [...]

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Look Out Racers, Stunt Driving Laws are back in Effect in Ontario…..

The two main ways that an officer will measure your speed is laser or radar. The most common way is radar. The radar device usually comes in two forms; a handheld device that is used while the officer is stationary or a mobile device that has antennas mounted in the front and rear windows of the vehicle.

There are three different ways that a police officer can lay a charge for speeding.

The most commonly heard excuses when receiving a speeding ticket.