Speeding ticket from camera in quebec city, need urgent help?

MadhurC55291 wrote: ↑ I received a speeding ticket in mail fine 350$ + 146$ cost + 40$ = 536$.
During my long weekend visit to Quebec city as soon as I got off the highway I was caught off guard by a speed camera at 4:30 am in the morning going 91km/hr on 50km zone. It was only when the camera flashed on a green light i noticed that my speed was 90 and posted was 50km. It was a commercial zone so I thought the speed limit was 70km. Is there anything I can do to reduce the ticket?

testrav wrote: ↑ red light ticket is fine
how did you get speeding ticket without cop

EXCESSIVE SPEEDING MEANS...
…driving at a speed that exceeds the speed limit by:

40 km/h or more in a zone where the speed limit is 60 km/h or less
50 km/h or more in a zone where the speed limit is over 60 km/h and up to 90 km/h
60 km/h or more in a zone where the speed limit is 100 km/h or over

1ST OFFENCE
Immediately
Suspension of your driver's licence for 7 days

If you are found guilty
Number of demerit points doubles
Amount of the fine doubles
Offence entered on your driving record for 10 years
Cost of your driver's licence increases, based on the cumulative number of demerit points

AMD wrote: ↑ You don't really have other options than paying the fine.
There used to be loopholes in the laws that opened speed camera tickets to be contested, but those were changed.

I guess you weren't paying attention because all traffic cameras in Québec are preceded by big road signs saying you are approaching a camera.

zoro69 wrote: ↑ My god you people get trolled by this person startings ids over and over to start useless threads!

SPEED CAMERAS DO NOT ISSUE TICKETS!

"As announced February 24 by Quebec Transport Minister Julie Boulet, photo radar and red-light cameras will be installed at 15 locations in the Montreal, Montérégie and Chaudière-Appalaches regions of Quebec as part of a pilot project starting this May 19.

The sites were chosen jointly by the Ministère des Transports and the Ministère de la Sécurité publique, based on the high incidence and seriousness of accidents and how hard it is to maintain police control there.

From May 19 to August 18, 2009, drivers who commit infractions will receive only a warning letter;"

https://www.caaquebec.com/en/on-the-roa ... t-cameras/

He or she is laughing at the same few who respond to this nonsense over and over again. Looks a LOT like the same person starting a nonsense thread in heath and wellness yesterday. Also the same person who signed up another id to ask about the motorcycle course the day before it snowed yesterday. Brand new id starting useless thread = same person over and over. I am amazed you don't see it right away, before even looking that it is a new id.

Manatus wrote: ↑ That's from 2009... maybe it's changed since then?

zoro69 wrote: ↑ Oh you are right. I still maintian op is the same troll however

I did look at the link too quickly and saw 9 at the end of the year

MadhurC55291 wrote: ↑ after 3 weeks

CanadianLurker wrote: ↑ So, you did nothing with the ticket for 3 weeks and now it’s urgent for us to help you? A failure to act for 3 weeks on your part doesn’t make this urgent....

CloudReader wrote: ↑ It just takes that long for the government to send the ticket. Some human has to validate before sending.