The Bad Drivers of Ontario Thread

[Rob MacLennan]

First Student Stupid for the win. Again.

And people wonder why I call them all Screaming Yellow SCUD Missiles.

Yesterday, in Whitby:

School bus driver charged after crashing in Whitby, Ont. with students on board

A school bus with primary students onboard collided with a van in Whitby on Thursday morning, Ontario Provincial Police say.

toronto.ctvnews.ca

 

[FullMotoJacket]

Yesterday, in Whitby:

School bus driver charged after crashing in Whitby, Ont. with students on board

A school bus with primary students onboard collided with a van in Whitby on Thursday morning, Ontario Provincial Police say.

toronto.ctvnews.ca

I don't recall seeing a First Student driver coming to a complete stop at a stops sign. Ever.

 

[nobbie48]

Talk to a school bus driver and you will shake your head at what they put up with from the kids, their parents, the school principals, the bus company and each other.

 

[Baggsy]

Lots of openings for school bus drivers and crossing guards if people are interested.

 

[GreyGhost]

Another dip^(*&^ that should never drive again. Bonus points for police doing nothing again. At the very least failure to remain is reasonable. It's hard to argue that a careless charge isn't also justified. Laying no charges is super suspicious. Who was this twit?

VIDEO: Woman crashes car into Vaughan bakery, goes to get nails done

Bakery owner Simran Bawa says woman didn't call police, isn't paying for damages

www.yorkregion.com

It came March 3 at around 8:30 a.m., when she received a barrage of phone calls first from the owner of the neighbouring business, and then from her security company.

When she checked her store, a Woodbridge bakery called Guilty Pleasurez, on Marycroft Avenue, what she saw stunned her — a Jeep Cherokee that was sitting in the front of her shop.

That image, though, wouldn't end up being the biggest shock of the day. When her husband and brother showed up to the location, they discovered that no one had yet contacted police.

After calling police, a man showed up at the bakery suggesting he was the husband of the woman who crashed the vehicle before getting in the vehicle, backing it out of the store and driving off.


Before he left, though, he advised Bawa's husband that his wife was in the nail salon getting her nails done.

When Bawa's husband went to check on the woman's safety, she giggled and said she was fine.

"She was left with pretty nails while I was left with a sh**show," Bawa said.

When Bawa spoke to the owner of the nail salon, the owner said she was badly shaken up when the incident happened and tried to reschedule the nail appointment with the woman, but the woman was adamant.

Bawa said the salon owner told her the woman wanted her nails done right then and there, as she had to attend a party the next day.

Police told Bawa the woman, who claimed she pressed the gas instead of the brake, will not be charged.

 

[Rob MacLennan]

Another dip^(*&^ that should never drive again. Bonus points for police doing nothing again. At the very least failure to remain is reasonable. It's hard to argue that a careless charge isn't also justified. Laying no charges is super suspicious. Who was this twit?

VIDEO: Woman crashes car into Vaughan bakery, goes to get nails done

Bakery owner Simran Bawa says woman didn't call police, isn't paying for damages

www.yorkregion.com

It came March 3 at around 8:30 a.m., when she received a barrage of phone calls first from the owner of the neighbouring business, and then from her security company.

When she checked her store, a Woodbridge bakery called Guilty Pleasurez, on Marycroft Avenue, what she saw stunned her — a Jeep Cherokee that was sitting in the front of her shop.

That image, though, wouldn't end up being the biggest shock of the day. When her husband and brother showed up to the location, they discovered that no one had yet contacted police.

After calling police, a man showed up at the bakery suggesting he was the husband of the woman who crashed the vehicle before getting in the vehicle, backing it out of the store and driving off.


Before he left, though, he advised Bawa's husband that his wife was in the nail salon getting her nails done.

When Bawa's husband went to check on the woman's safety, she giggled and said she was fine.

"She was left with pretty nails while I was left with a sh**show," Bawa said.

When Bawa spoke to the owner of the nail salon, the owner said she was badly shaken up when the incident happened and tried to reschedule the nail appointment with the woman, but the woman was adamant.

Bawa said the salon owner told her the woman wanted her nails done right then and there, as she had to attend a party the next day.

Police told Bawa the woman, who claimed she pressed the gas instead of the brake, will not be charged.

Failure to remain - 7 points
Operation without due care and attention - 6 points
Failure to report a collision - 3 points
Getting your nails done anyway - Priceless

 

[GreyGhost]

Wow. So bad at driving that they are being held in custody until they can have a bail hearing.

Mississauga man under multiple driving prohibitions pulled over twice in four days, police say

A Mississauga man who was under multiple driving-related prohibitions is facing a long list of charges after he was twice found operating a vehicle, police say.

www.cp24.com

The suspect was initially charged back in April, 2022 with operation while impaired and failure to stop at the scene of an accident.

Police say that he was under “two separate driving related prohibitions” when he was pulled over by 11 Division officers on March 3 and charged with dangerous operation.

He was released on a court order with additional driving-related conditions but just fours days later on March 7, members of the Peel Regional Police Safer Roads Team allegedly spotted him “operating a motor vehicle dangerously” somewhere in the Region of Peel.

The suspect, identified as Saad Rafiq Bhatti, was arrested again and charged with six offences, including dangerous operation and driving while under a suspension.

 

[Rob MacLennan]

For some people the only way that you're going to stop them from driving, is jail.

 

[GreyGhost]

For some people the only way that you're going to stop them from driving, is jail.

This guy obviously fits the bill. He's not just driving, he's collecting DUI, hit and run and dangerous charges like he is the government collecting taxes. Many suspended drivers try to stay under the radar and proceed with life, this guy seems to actively attract attention.

EDIT:
Here is his collection of charges from Mar 8 stop:
On March 8, he was arrested again and charged with:

• fail to comply with undertaking
• dangerous operation
• drive motor vehicle – perform stunt
• drive while under suspension
• use plate not authorized for vehicle
• drive motor vehicle, fail to display two plates

 

[Rob MacLennan]

This guy obviously fits the bill. He's not just driving, he's collecting DUI, hit and run and dangerous charges like he is the government collecting taxes. Many suspended drivers try to stay under the radar and proceed with life, this guy seems to actively attract attention.

EDIT:
Here is his collection of charges from Mar 8 stop:
On March 8, he was arrested again and charged with:

• fail to comply with undertaking
• dangerous operation
• drive motor vehicle – perform stunt
• drive while under suspension
• use plate not authorized for vehicle
• drive motor vehicle, fail to display two plates

Some impaired drivers are habituals, who will just never learn. It's just their way of life. Pretty sure my father fit that category.

 

[GreyGhost]

Another senior that needs to hang up the keys (either permanently as they aren't safe to drive or temporarily if a medical issue caused this). This one is in barrie on bayfield. Thankfully only minor injuries in this crapshow.

https://www.facebook.com/100084921713810/posts/pfbid0tzdGUJxnsf6xW5yevignTDzTJU1U8SBjjn4WWqjizZsUYmZk7Sbv6AaDj6wgSKfPl

 

[GreyGhost]

No comment on the driving as I have no idea what caused this crash but the aftermath is interesting. Apparently happened on Hwy 11 between Barrie and Orillia. Videographer confused speed and momentum but damage is pretty impressive.

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[DownUnder]

No comment on the driving as I have no idea what caused this crash but the aftermath is interesting. Apparently happened on Hwy 11 between Barrie and Orillia. Videographer confused speed and momentum but damage is pretty impressive.

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That guard rail literally shish kebabed the entire tractor trailer.

 

[nobbie48]

Failure to remain - 7 points
Operation without due care and attention - 6 points
Failure to report a collision - 3 points
Getting your nails done anyway - Priceless

On private property?? I didn't think HTA applies. A mall crash killed someone north of us a number of years back and for that reason no charges were laid. Insurance would cover damages.

Dangerous driving would be different as it is criminal.

 

[GreyGhost]

On private property?? I didn't think HTA applies. A mall crash killed someone north of us a number of years back and for that reason no charges were laid. Insurance would cover damages.

Dangerous driving would be different as it is criminal.

Hta shouldn't apply but does is some cases. 172 applies explicitly to parking lots, fields and lots of other areas off the road.

 

[Rob MacLennan]

On private property?? I didn't think HTA applies. A mall crash killed someone north of us a number of years back and for that reason no charges were laid. Insurance would cover damages.

Dangerous driving would be different as it is criminal.

Depends upon where the act started, I suppose. As with that incident involving the destruction of two classic cars. And yes, I think that a case could be made for dangerous operation.

 

[Katatonic]

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[Dirty Frank]

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Rally stripes...

 

[GreyGhost]

Interesting. Stupid woman leaves her suv running while she goes into bank. SUV gets stolen and nearby boyfriend chases the thief in his truck. Both crash (no contact mentioned). Thief dies. Boyfriend gets multiple dangerous driving charges.

High-speed chase of stolen vehicle led to fatal Etobicoke crash

A crash in Etobicoke over the weekend that left a male driver dead was likely the result of a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle.

toronto.citynews.ca

 

[Rob MacLennan]

Interesting. Stupid woman leaves her suv running while she goes into bank. SUV gets stolen and nearby boyfriend chases the thief in his truck. Both crash (no contact mentioned). Thief dies. Boyfriend gets multiple dangerous driving charges.

High-speed chase of stolen vehicle led to fatal Etobicoke crash

A crash in Etobicoke over the weekend that left a male driver dead was likely the result of a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle.

toronto.citynews.ca

A Dangerous Driving Causing Death charge is no joke. It's a possible "life" sentence.