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Far too many individuals have felt that sinking feeling in the pit of their stomach when they see flashing blue lights in their rearview mirror. Many people know exactly why they’re being pulled over if they realize they were going a bit too fast, but some individuals have even more
A criminal conviction can affect your ability to travel and work in the future. If you have a previous drink driving conviction, your ability to work in certain driving occupations may be limited and you may find your ability to get a visa for some countries is restricted. Successfully obtaining
Every single day, there are scores of people all over Canada falling foul of the highway traffic act. Many of these people don’t even know that they are doing something wrong until they find a police car pulling up beside them. The problem is, a lot of police officers are
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