getting a ticket in the US of A

[majic]

which states can call home (to ontario) and notify them of your ticket causing your rates to rise? where are we 'safe to speed' on the interstates, aside from the risk of getting arrested on the spot and/or paying $300USD for a ticket?

too tired to google now and i'm off to hockey :P

[majic]

i think i just answered my own question.. :S fark


Q. Does Ontario have a reciprocal agreement with other provinces and with the United States?

A. All provinces in Canada have a reciprocal agreement with Ontario. The following states in the U.S. also have a reciprocal agreement with Ontario: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, District of Columbia (41 states).

source (http://www.ttas.ca/tta/faq.cfm)

if anyone can find something else it would be nice :P

[Skarbro]

i think i just answered my own question.. :S fark


Q. Does Ontario have a reciprocal agreement with other provinces and with the United States?

A. All provinces in Canada have a reciprocal agreement with Ontario. The following states in the U.S. also have a reciprocal agreement with Ontario: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, District of Columbia (41 states).

source (http://www.ttas.ca/tta/faq.cfm)

if anyone can find something else it would be nice :P


If it was in one of those states, then it will appear on your motor vehicle record - although it will probably say *speeding - out of province*. What was the ticket for?

[majic]

If it was in one of those states, then it will appear on your motor vehicle record - although it will probably say *speeding - out of province*. What was the ticket for?


this is a research for my upcoming trip.. just wanted to see how fast i can do the drive :) :P

[bluntman]

New York and Michigan.

[Skarbro]

If it was in one of those states, then it will appear on your motor vehicle record - although it will probably say *speeding - out of province*.* What was the ticket for?


this is a research for my upcoming trip.. just wanted to see how fast i can do the drive :) :P


It's still going to be on your MVR, so it will affect your insurance. Bottom line - don't get any tickets. ;)

[akherad]

can't you hire somebody (one of thopse traffic lawyers) to ride-off the ticket? If it has a big impact on your insurance, then it is worth it to do such a thing.

[Skarbro]

can't you hire somebody (one of thopse traffic lawyers) to ride-off the ticket? If it has a big impact on your insurance, then it is worth it to do such a thing.


That isn't feasable at all. Let's say you get a ticket in Ohio and you want to fight it in court. You'll have to hire someone in Ohio to represent you in court there, or you will have to go there yourself.

[Cardinal Fang]

Stay off the OHIO Turnpike. It's a toll road that clocks you in and out. The attendant at the exit has the authority to give you a ticket if they determine you've been speeding according to the time it took you to complete the distance covered. (velocity=distance/time).

[Skarbro]

Stay off the OHIO Turnpike. It's a toll road that clocks you in and out. The attendant at the exit has the authority to give you a ticket if they determine you've been speeding according to the time it took you to complete the distance covered. (velocity=distance/time).


Wow that's dirty.

[Jeff-TheBiz]

Stay off the OHIO Turnpike. It's a toll road that clocks you in and out. The attendant at the exit has the authority to give you a ticket if they determine you've been speeding according to the time it took you to complete the distance covered. (velocity=distance/time).


So go 150km/h for the whole trip, and pull over beside the toll booth to have a sandwich... then go through.

[Cardinal Fang]

LOL!

I love it. This shows some balls with just the right amount of contempt.

:D

[Broli]

haha

i remember the story of u getting burned!

yup
pull off for an hour and tell them when u leave

"i drove 150 (150/1.6) and then stopped at in at your house for an hour, little timmy looks just like me dont you think??"