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First thing on the CP24 website, so easy to find right now.
Somewhere I saw a truck that coupled the box to a drop down sign when the box was up. Lever, pivot point, sign. It doesn't require NASA engineering.
I think they're all required to have a light or buzzer in the cab when box is up. Too focused on watching TV to pay attention to it.
From Rome?
Did you check the windows? Might have been running with a temp paper plate.
Not just Brampton. I see that behaviour every day, in downtown Toronto. Some people don't want to wait to make the right turn from Yonge south to Lakeshore west, so they blow by everyone and make the right from the left lane. Habitually. The same people will then drive all the way along in the third lane until the Gardiner exit, at York, and force their way in at the head of the line. Sadly, there's always some schmuck who will let them in, so there's no one 'correcting' this behaviour.
I did check, and couldn't see anything front or back. It's possible it was in the back under the super dark tint, but not visible from anywhere that I could see.
I thought the same, then noticed the windscreen. It looks like it was impacted from the inside - possibly from his head from not wearing a seatbelt. If so, I am sure his cage is more than effectively rattled. Not sure if he took any valuable lessons away though.
No joke, they absolutely drive like this in Rome. Far worse in Naples. It is about who has the largest set of balls.
Why can't the recording driver submit that video to the police. It doesn't have to result in charges. All the owner of the car has to do is come into the police station and explain the actions of two illegal turns, right into left and left into right.
That's not how cops work. They may send a warning letter based on the video. Actually talking to or ticketing a driver based on a video is rare. On the plus side, the warning letter is visible in their system so when that person eventually gets pulled over, no mercy will be shown.
Proof of identity is lacking. If the police don't perform the stop, then the identity of the driver is in question. Can't charge if you can't make it over that hurdle.
Never a problem when issuing a speed camera generated ticket ? Make the owner responsible for the actions of whoever is driving.
But that involves no points. Money only. Also, there's a standard to the type of camera and how it's used. Too many holes for enforcement.
This is one of my biggest pet peeves. All of those tinted plate covers, and the ones that obscure 2+ inches around the entire plate, should be confiscated along with the plates, at the roadside. If you're using a tinted plate cover then there's really only one reason. if I can't read your plate from behind you, at a stop light, in broad daylight, then it's never going to be readable in less than ideal conditions.
Ditto red light camera.
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