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MINOR OFFENCE

At Fault Accident

If you are involved in an at fault accident, there is a variety Traffic Safety Act charges that may be laid against you. The most common charges are speed violations, turn violations, careless driving, or stunt driving.

Depending on the severity of the accident, in some instances criminal charges may be filed as well. Whatever the circumstances, you need effective representation. Traffic Ticket Specialist Canada has successfully represented clients involved in motor vehicle accidents and other Traffic Safety Act charges.

Speeding is the most commonly laid traffic offence. Every road has a specified speed limit, whether posted or not. It is every driver’s responsibility to obey all posted speed limits, as well as understand the regulations regarding types of roads and automatic limits.

By driving over the speed limit, you are risking being charged with speeding, and you are putting yourself and others in danger.

Speed limits are enforced for your safety and the safety of other motorists and pedestrians.

The following are the circumstances where you might get a speeding ticket:
a) exceeding limit by over 15 but not more than 30Kph
b) Improper passing in school zone
c) Passing on hill or curve
d) Meeting and passing oncoming vehicle
e) Passing when meeting oncoming vehicle
f) Overtaking and passing
g) Passing restrictions
h) Driving left of centre
i) Driving wrong way on one-way highway
j) Impending passing vehicle
k) Impending passing vehicle- multi- lane highway

Traffic lane violation

(a) slow moving vehicle
(b) drive near centre line
(c) solid lines
(d) unsafe lane change
(e) failing to drive in middle of marked lane
(f) straddling 2 lanes
(g) 3 lane highways
(h)lane marked"X"

Failing to signal

(a) when changing lanes
(b) turning left or right
(c) when stopping

(a) right turns, various
(b)left turns, various
(c) turns controlled by traffic control device
(d) U-turns
(e) U-turn by school bus

Failing to notify owner

(a) Of an unattended vehicle damaged in accident
(b) Of property damaged in accident
(c) Driver fail to make accident report

Failing to yield right of way to a vehicle

(a) at intersection
(b) at 'yield' sign
(c) in traffic circle
(d) at 'merge' sign
(e) at green light
(f) at flashing yellow lights

Failing to yield right of way to a pedestrian

(a) at alley entrance
(b) at a green light
(c)at flashing yellow lights (intersection)
(d) at flashing yellow lights ( not at intersection)
(e)at flashing yellow light (with zone sign)

Failing to stop

(a) before entering highway
(b) at "stop" sign
(c) for vehicle sounding siren
(d) following emergency vehicle too close
(e) at railway crossing
(f) driving aound barrier at railway crossing
(g) stop sign at railway crossing
(h) yellow light at intersection
(i) Yellow light not at intersection
(j) red light at intersection
(k) red light (not at intersection)
(l) flashing red light at intersection
(m) flashing red light (not at intersection)

Proceeding when unsafe

(a) entering highway at "stop" sign
(b) "stop" sign at railway crossing
(c) to pass school bus
(d) red light at intersection
(e) flashing red light at inersection
(f) flashing red light (not at intersection)

Distracted driving

(1) Holding viewing or manipulating cell phone, electronic devices etc.
(2) Display screen visible to driving
(3) Global positioning system
(4) Prohibited activities
  (a) reading or viewing printed material
  (b) writing printing or sketching
  (c) personal grooming or hygiene

Other Violations

(1) Failing to obey instruction of traffic control device
(2) Slow driving impeling traffic
(3) Driving at less than minimum speed
(4) Failing to obey peace officer to increase speed
(5) Improper backing
(6) Curfew
(7) Having more passengers than seatbelts
(8) Supervisor not fully qualified
(9) Stunting: Bike, bicycle etc.

MILD OFFENCE

Failing to yield right of way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk

(a) Unreasonable rate
(b) Passing vehicle stopped at crosswalk
(c) Exceeding limit by over 30 but not more than 50 Kph

Fail to stop school bus, explosives at uncontroled railway crossing

Fail to stop for a peace officer

SEVERE OFFENCE

Speeding exceeds the limit by more than 50 KPH

Careless Driving

Fail to stop for a school bus

Failing to remain at the scene of an accident

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