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Your done, period. Going to get your license suspended and have to restart your N stage over again while on probation. http://www.bite.ca/bitedaily/wp-cont...-inception.jpg |
Here's what you should do: STOP DRIVING AND START BUSING 1) you were already on probation 2) you are only 1.5 year into driving, and this is the second time you're caught excessively driving 3) You didn't even know you're a 7N? :failed: 4) Drank and drove 5) Drove a car full of lbs 6) Registering your car insurance under your father's name to save on insurance cost. This is ICBC fault already. Driving is a privilege, not a right. If that's really the only method of transportation both your parents rely on...then I'm sorry, you lost your privilege. So do Lower Mainland a favour and GET OFF THE ROAD :gtfo: |
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There's nothing you can do...you've learned your lesson, now grow up. |
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Unless you live in Prince George, and you have to travel to Vancouver for school everyday, don't tell me you "can't bus". Wake up that one hour earlier, walk that 200meters to the bus stop. Or as Jgresch suggested: Quote:
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2. there's no grace period, it's up to the officer to see if he/she bothers to catch you or not. 3. N is a N, as in Noob is a Noob, hope you didn't tried to say 5 just because you know you had too much people... 4. You don't know how much you had until you blow, everyone reacts to alcohol differently "Also the "N" got taken by someone. Legitimately." what? or do you mean stolen? keep a spare in the car or put it up in the car with the clear plastic insert holder they provide so you got the ticket, have you read everything front and back? |
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If you really are a good son, I would plead to your other family members or friends to drive your dad to surgery. If you have none who are willing- take a cab. As well, I don't know how you blew 0.039 with half a beer in your system. |
The rules don't say: Zero Tolerance for Alcohol, unless you just had a little bit. Question, what would you say if you tried to dispute it? |
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OP.....so you knew you had restrictions on your licence such as - zero alcohol... - you said your 'N' was stolen... - you admit you were overpassenger... And you thought you had a "Class 5" licence? Please take a pic / scan your licence and post it for us to see where the "5" came from.... |
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So you are going to lie to the judge and say that there WAS a 26 yr old present? when i assume the cop ASKED you if there was a 25 yr old+ person. The judge isn't a moron, you think your the FIRST person to try and bullshit to a judge? Your a moron. You drank the beer and you knew it was illegal for you to do so, and your stupid enough to speed 80 in a 50 with a car packed with people, against you restrictions, man you deserve every damn fine possible and more. Even when i had my N and the rare times i did have one or two people over the limit, I stuck to the damn rules on the road. Enjoy your DUI at 17, not having a car for a while, two more years with your N, and a really long suspension :haha: |
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It's amazing how those restrictions rub off the back of a DL. You have got to either be a troll or one of the slowest learners I have ever heard of. You get caught speeding and violating just about every restriction on your DL and who is to blame? |
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How does one blow a .039 two hours after drinking half a can of beer? And the officer threatened to arrest the OP if he didn't blow. Last I checked random breath testing wasn't conducted in Canada. Only explanation for this would be if the OP told the officer he had half a can of beer two hours prior to the stop. |
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1) Perjury. 1 count for you, 1 count for your friend's brother 2) I have never seen a Justice dismiss a no N sign completely maybe a fine reduction but since you're going to trial you won't get that. 3) Radar is not necessary to catch speeders. You didn't mention in your first post if Radar was used or not. 4) So you're admitting to consuming alcohol...just not enough to register 0.039? Seeing as though your restrictions say ZERO, the Justice is going to be like awesome he just confessed in court. 5) No DL is an absolute liability offence which means you either had it or you didn't, there's no excuse to this. Again I have never seen a Justice dismiss the charge simply because it's your first offence. There's no requirement to give you a warning. Please advise when you receive notice for you court date, where and when so we can attend. Or atleast follow up with this thread so we know what happens. As for being suspended, regardless if you dispute all the charges and somehow manage to win, you will probably still be suspended. Simply because you received a 12hr suspension. This has to do with the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles and not with the courts. For 12 and 24hr suspensions I do not believe you can dispute them. You only hope would be if the officer filled out the paper work wrong and OSMV was unable to process the paperwork. Just curious what city or Police agency was this that stopped you? |
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Random checks for driver sobriety are conducted in Canada. Random breath testing is not conducted in Canada. So long as the officer had grounds to suspect the driver had consumed alcohol he can do an ASD demand. There are many more signs to tell a person had consumed alcohol other than admission. So really the officer didn't threaten to arrest him if he didn't blow, it's the truth. OP would have been arrested for refusal if he did not provide a sample. |
It takes more then 1/2 can of beer to blow a .039 regardless of time passed since drinking unless your 3 feet tall, 50 pounds and have no liver. Damn it frustrates my when whiny guys like yourself are lookin for a way out when you obviously fucked up. These laws are in place for a reason and its to protect the general public from novice drivers with poor judgment. Why are you special? |
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The Cop needs grounds to demand a sample. Odour of alcoholic beverage consumption is one way, so is an admission of consumption. He didn't threaten him with arrest to force him to blow...he "demanded" that he provide a sample (based on the grounds he formed) and would inform anyone who refuses to provide that sample without legal excuse to do so, would be charged with refusal and a conviction for refusal carries the same penalty as an impaired driving conviction. |
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