Calgary Jeep Association
General Forums => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Matt4x4 on December 09, 2014, 11:26:30 AM
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https://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-buzz/calgarys-worst-driver-gets-ticket-after-viral-174315089.html?vp=1
This type of action on the pigs part makes me sick
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Yea I just heard that on the radio....so brutal. Her license should be revoked until she can learn to drive and pass another driving test... and she should be fine heavier for sure!!!
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Who the hell issued her the license in the first place?? My cheeks hurt from laughing.
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Shoot, for a POSSIBILITY of a $115.00 fine, why bother stopping if you're involved in an accident?
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Yea I just heard that on the radio....so brutal. Her license should be revoked until she can learn to drive and pass another driving test... and she should be fine heavier for sure!!!
But if her license is revoked, how the hell are they going to tax fine her again and again to refill the city's coffers?
Every little helps :)
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She'll have to pay to retake her test again, and again, and again. I'm certain that a driver THAT bad won't pass it on her 3rd attempt.
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She'll have to pay to retake her test again, and again, and again. I'm certain that a driver THAT bad won't pass it on her 3rd attempt.
Nobody fails anymore.
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This isn't math..... this is Real Life Skills.
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Nobody fails anymore.
This.
You just have to find a place that marks easy.
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If that SUV was a rusted out p.o.s., buddy woulda been thrown in jail.
Hey, you got fare jumpers on C-Train that do 3 days in Calgary Remand for not paying their fare.
You have No Insurance offenders that do 45 days.
Blow up a Quebec town by a defective under-insured train, let them slide.
Have a newer vehicle run the red, with copper right there, let them slide, must be donut break time.
Rusted out p.o.s. let them rot in jail, lose their livelyhood.
Let the Richie Riches slide.
Makes me wanna puke!
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A Section 69(1) charge for failure to remain would never have held up in court. It requires that a driver involved in a collision remain at the scene or, if they do leave, return immediately.
As for the other cases you pointed out, serving the equivalent time in remand in lieu of paying a fine has always been an option in Calgary. And three people are facing charges of criminal negligence causing death for the Lac Megantic disaster.
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under-insured, under-safetied, company hauling dangerous goods with lack of government oversight. I place the blame squarely on our p.o.s. government!