Where did you get the ticket? I know in Mississauga court they will not entertain a charter application unless it has been more then 13 1/2 months since you got the ticket.
Good luck
they don't have the option to accept the 11b or not to. You can sumbit it if the trial is 2 months after the ticket. It is upto the discression of the judge as to whether he agrees with you.
I have a friend who fights tickets and she told me that with some judges they have succesfully filed an 11b argument before 12 months. She also told me that with other judges they have submitted it after 12 months unsuccessfully.
When I successfully submitted mine I had been waiting for over 14 months. Mine did not even get to the judge, the prosecutor reccommended and had the case dropped...I won.
Some prosecutors, sometimes will accept and concede the point like they did for me but I was told that is the exception. I was also told in courts outside of Toronto they never just accept it and always want to fight your argument.
If it's just a speeding ticket your main arguments should be
1) that the delay is undue and has harmed your ability to defend yourself
2) the delay is the fault of he court or the prosecutor
3) all evidence was collected at the scene, no further investigation is needed and therefore there should not have been a delay.
something along those lines.