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Je sais déjà qu'en Ontario ( au Sud et non au nord) les pneus cloutés sont interdit en tout temps! Est-ce que c'est vraiment ça encore? Mais si j'y vais avec mon SUV et mes Nokian cloutés à Toronto, ai-je beaucoup de chance de me faire intercepter par la police? Si c'est vraiment interdit à 100% alors est-ce que c'est seulement une question de "chance" que je veux prendre ou non? Merci des réponses les petits amis!:p
C'est totalement interdit, mais il existe certaines exceptions. Contacte l'OPP pour connaître exactement ce qu'il en est. Mais fait attention, certains corps de police locaux (dont celui d'Ottawa), expulsent (sur remorqueuse) systématiquement tout véhicule muni de pneus cloutés de son territoire.
meme si t'as une plaque du Quebec????
Il est interdit aux vehicules plaques en Ontario, les visiteurs de plus de 30 jours, les residents temporaires et les travailleur regulier (travail en Ontario, reste au Quebec).
http://www.thisisontario.com/helpful-information.htm
Citation:
Studded Tires.
Out of Province Visitors can use studded tires, as long as they do not stay longer than 30 days. The stud weight regulation does not apply to visitors. Similarly to Northern residents, they can use studded tires, in the legal period, anywhere in Ontario
Francis c'est fun quand tu exagere contre les mechants anglophones...
http://www.search.e-laws.gov.on.ca/e...atutes&context=
Highway Traffic Act - R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 625 .
O. Reg. 617/05, s. 2.
Donc selon le code de loi (O. Reg. 617/05, s. 2.), tu as le droit si tu reste moins de 30 jours.Citation:
9. (1) No person shall operate a vehicle equipped with studded tires on a highway unless all of the following conditions are met:
1. The vehicle is operated during the period starting on October 1 and ending on April 30.
2. The permit holder of the vehicle is,
i. a resident of Northern Ontario,
ii. a corporation with a business premise in Northern Ontario, as shown by the address on the plate portion of the vehicle permit,
iii. a municipal corporation having jurisdiction and control of a highway or portion of a highway located in Northern Ontario,
iv. a road authority having jurisdiction and control of a highway or portion of a highway located in Northern Ontario,
v. a district school board in Northern Ontario,
vi. a school authority in Northern Ontario,
vii. Her Majesty the Queen in right of Ontario, or
viii. not a resident of Ontario and the vehicle is in Ontario for no longer than 30 days.
3. In the case of a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating equal to or less than 3,500 kilograms, all vehicle wheels are equipped with studded tires.
4. In the case of a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating greater than 3,500 kilograms, studded tires are either on all vehicle wheels or on only the vehicle wheels on one axle, and the vehicle is,
i. an ambulance, police vehicle or fire department vehicle,
ii. a school bus,
iii. a public utility emergency vehicle, or
iv. a road service vehicle as defined in section 133 of the Act.
5. The studs meet the specifications listed in paragraph i or ii as follows:
i. The studs,
A. are evenly embedded during tread manufacture,
B. do not protrude more than 2.0 millimetres,
C. have an aggregate object exposed surface area of 3 per cent of the tread surface area or less, and
D. have an exposed surface area variability between tires of the same size of no greater than 25 per cent.
ii. The studs,
A. are securely and safely embedded after tread manufacture in pin-holes moulded in any part of the tread other than the middle one-third,
B. are inserted in a tire that after manufacturing or remoulding has never been driven on a vehicle,
C. have only one peak per stud and no hollow part, and
D. meet the stud specifications applicable to the gross vehicle weight rating of the vehicle on which the studded tires are mounted, as set out in the Table.
Merci beaucoup les gars! Donc j'ai le droit! Hip hip hip hourra!!!:p
Pas d ema faute si les policiers de certaines municipalités ontariennes (dont Ottawa) ne connaissent pas leur propres lois...Citation:
Envoyé par Mitch
au pire, imprime le numéro de règlement et le règlement que Mitch a posté, et garde-le dans ton coffre à gants; si tu a affaire à un innocent, tu pourras lui montrer (poliment bien sûr) au lieu qu'il te colle l'infraction et d'avoir à retourner à Toronto pour contester...
comment il vont faire pour savoir si tu es plus que 30 jours en ontario, il me semble il n'y a pas doane/registre quand tu va en ontario
C'est pour cela qu'une personne m'a dit de garder cet extrait dans mon coffre à gang en Anglais au cas. Mais tu as droit partout si tu n'est pas plaqué Ontario...Citation:
Envoyé par Francis F