Further, the state fails to substantiate that the means serves the end because the devices did not show material improvement in reducing risks of commercial truck accidents. Accordingly, the State fails to meet its burden of proving that the statute serves the State’s purpose to create a safer road system. Since the State fails to meet this requirement, there is no need to determine whether or not reasonable and less discriminatory alternatives are available. Consequently, the State statute violates the DCC and it should be…
The Highway Traffic Act can easily be considered the source of all motor vehicle laws and regulations, ensuring our safety as well as others’ on the road. One particular regulation is contained in the Highway Traffic Act, this regulation is known as the Ontario Regulation 455/07. This mandatory regulation on all drivers in Ontario covers “Races, Contests and Stunts”. To ensure there are less fatalities occurring on the road, we are required by law to refrain from any actions that resemble “Races” and “Contests”. These activities are:…
The demerit point system is used to enforce safe driving, but to also discourage, dissuade, and not overly drivers who are caught breaking…
The Ontario regulation and the demerit point system are linked in driving to keep dangerous drivers off the road and keep the roads safe. The regulation is a part of the Highway Act of Ontario and has rules for the drivers that want to go beyond the law. The regulation is for racing. It does not matter the situation unless for emergencies, if you exceed the certain speed regulated to be considered racing, you will be charged. Therefore if charged under the highway act, the driver can and will lose demerit points. Both are good systems that are linked very closely. The demerit point system is to mainly promote good driving to keep the roads safe as well as the drivers by keeping their driving record tracked on a point system. Each driver…
The rule used, as outlined by the presiding judge, is a control test from a case in the 4th Circuit, Sons of Confederate Veterans v. Comm’r of the Va. Dep’t of Motor Vehicles:…
The Ontario Regulation 455/07 and the Demerit Points System work hand in hand with each other to keep the driving roads safe and the people on it far from danger.…
If one does not slow down, they may cause an accident with others that have,…
Some states use a point system for tickets, where the points go away after a period of time based on the severity of the violation. More serious violations will be worth more points, and repeat offenders can get more points than a first time offender for the same violation. Insurance companies use the points that you have received as a way to determine insurance…
For a long time drunk driving has been a concern not only in Canada, but worldwide. The awareness of drunk driving as become more effective and understanding in the society and its people. Over time every province in Canada has passed through stronger and stricter laws on impaired driving, to try our best as a country to limit the amount of road collisions from drunk driving. It is significant to create new laws by the police force and court system, as they deal with it physically and as their job in everyday life. With many outcomes of stricter law it is proven that stricter law helps society to have the knowledge and no fool around with driving while intoxicated. Many citizens have been making more positive decisions for different ways of…
Though not all of the authors references are backed up or clearly stated as having come from an actual, truthful, or real source, he makes a strong argument. From his references to the laws in Vermont and New Hampshire, the military, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to rates and laws in other countries as well as the United States, Voas is convincing in his argument. In the end of Voas 's article, after making numerous references as well as…
This information will affect me as a driver because if I follow these rules I can be a good driver. If I don’t follow these rules I can cause serious accident that may result in my death or someone else death.…
In conclusion, the statistics against drivers who are between the ages of fifteen and twenty are overwhelmingly treacherous, but with a few easy guidelines, “you too can prevent car…
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Driving under the Influence is a dangerous trend and is known to cause many critical accidents and deaths which could have been easily prevented. Even though the consequences for DUI arrests are strict, they seem to not be effective enough. The toll of alcohol-related deaths, repeated offenders, and accidents is still rising, leaving the streets dangerous and families devastated. Over half the drivers arrested for drunk driving in the nation, are repeated offenders. I stand strongly against drunk drivers; They are a threat to themselves and society and believe that they should be taught a tough lesson when caught. Therefore, the charges for Driving Under the Influence laws need to be more severe. In the following paper I will present numerous reasons, followed by examples as to why the DUI laws should be increased, starting with statistics and tolls of alcohol-related deaths.…
The definition of impaired driving is: driving under the influence of drugs, alcohol and fatigue. These influences can affect how you drive. For example, people might have blurry eyes, slow reaction time, and a lack of judgement and won’t be as focus as normally. Impaired driving can result in various types of consequences, license suspension, jail time or fines. For example, the minimum sentences for a first offence are a $1000 fine and a 12 month driving prohibition. However if someone is hurt or killed the sentences may be higher. They are many ways to prevent impaired driving such as; don’t drink and drive and don’t let friends do it either, if you drink call a cab or ask a friend that didn’t drink to drive you home.…