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Would that be a Suzuki Titan, In the 70's I had a Yamaha RD350 and a friend of mine had a Kawasaki 500 H2 Triple, we went all over the place with them, they were fast, handled great, ( okay except for the H2 Triple which was known as the flexible flyer ), but was reliable and now I when I hear a...

Yes, and I really wanted to impress her so the day before the big date I polished and cleaned my Yamaha RD350 including cleaning and polishing the seat with Armor All...we were suppose to go on a short ride, but it ended up riding from Brantford to Caledonia over to Niagara Falls, back through...

At least she was pleasent to the 911 operator, maybe she should talk to King Ford on telephone manners.......oh wait, She was dealing with a knife, King Ford was dealing with a 58 year old woman brandishing a microphone...... Yea, you gotta love this place..

The reason why we have laws are that they are suppose to restrict unwanted or socially unwanted behaviour. Unfortunatly governments then depend on fines for a source of revenue, which is the wrong reason for laws/regulations. It does turn into a money making venture, a good example of this is...

Your case you cited involved an appeal because there was no evidence that no one was disturbed by the accused actions, this case I followed and it would apper the investigating offiicer failed to provide any evidence as such. If a couple of neighbours would have complained, than it would be a...

From the City of Brampton Web site. Noise By-law By-Law 93-84 “To Prohibit and Regulate Noise” states that: “… a person shall not, within the City of Brampton, make, create, cause, or cause or permit to be made, noises likely to disturb the inhabitants.” Brampton City Council passed the bylaw...

Not all cities have 311, or for that matter full time by-law enforcement officers or by-law enforcement officer at all. There is more to Ontario than the Metro Toronto, so just because this is the way your employer handles certian laws, does not mean it is like that in other jurdicsions. Also...

By-law enforcement officers do not have the authority to stop a moving vehicle. This is called a moving violation and by-law officers do not have the authority to enforce this. An example of this would be a truck routes, truck routes are implemented by municipal by-law but enforced by the...

It actually about the same effort, in fact without plates you still have to clear the tow with the police because they want to know if it was stolen or used for crime, which takes a bit longer with a vin.

In the body of any properly written by-law, there is a section in it that relates to who enforces a by-law, and it should read, by-law enforcement officer, municipal police officer , etc. etc. , depending on the regulatory by-law being written. This now gives officer friendly the right to...

Municipal police can enforce by-laws, where a municipality depends on the OPP, depends on how or if they have a contract with the Municipality.

Depends, in some municipalities, if the private property owner has given permission for By-law officers to attend on private property, then the By-law officers can issue a "parked on private property without authority" tag and have the vehicle removed, even if it has a current plate.

Depends, in some municipalities, if the private property owner has given permission for By-law officers to attend on private property, then the By-law officers can issue a "parked on private property without authority" tag and have the vehicle removed, even if it has a current plate.

these are private lots and therefore, private property, if you are parked without a permit or an expired permit the owners have every right to tow your vehicle, you are treaspassing. How would you like it if I came over to your place and parked in your driveway and left it there for the day...

for the record, I think that pushing your bike outta your hood thing is ridiculous. The 10 seconds you hear my bike leaving from or returning to the neighbourhood under normal power isn't unreasonable. I agree with your overall sentiment, however you seem to be turning a blind 'thought' to the...

Just remember if people do not abide by common sense, then it will be legislated to. 1968 was the the first car my family owned with seatbelts, but it was not until 1977 ( or thereabouts) that they legislated people to wear them. Yes I now live in Bala, and I hear the complaints from my...

You should be able to get a locksmith to come around and make a key for you at your house without taking the ignition out, if you have CAA, you can get a bit of the price covered depending on what CAA plan you have.

102,000 is not that high of mileage on a bike these days, ( even the smaller bikes ) mine has close to 200,000 and still runs runs great, other guys on my owners forum are getting 300-400,000 kms with no problems.

My wife is from Venezuela, when she was first here we stopped by the OPP at 9 pm for a burned out trailer light. ( slow night in Muskoka ), after a friendly chat, the Officer just said he wanted to make me aware of it and I was on my way. My wife did not sleep that night as she thought they were...

Yes, very interesting conversation pieces, even more so if there is a fire in another area of the house and it spreads to this area.