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  t4 h- m- j* p5 K> I just had an experience which I hope you will not have to go
/ D; M) U* _' O( p5 P$ z9 Y> through yourselves...
$ C0 t' Q* ^  G# ?. B' G> I was driving on the 427 South at Burnamthorpe in broad
% U+ i6 k& y* s8 m. `> daylight at 2 p.m., when I came upon two police cruisers who had pulled over
> a third vehicle. I slowed down to be cautious, and was surprised when the
: T5 r: G3 l0 ^7 q  R> second cruiser pulled out and pulled me over. Approaching on the passenger
> side, the officer asked if I knew why I had been pulled over. I honestly
> expressed that! I had no idea.
0 H* j, E0 y% B+ w( @  |# ~> He informed me that Ontario law now states that when
4 n$ w4 i& @" J1 O- `- E( w! V> approaching any emergency vehicle on the roadside with lights flashing, you
5 c/ P7 y# H# o0 y- p$ {> must enter the left lane. He then proceeded to ticket me, taking three
> demerits and issuing a fine of , wait for it, . . $490! (Yes, I\'m choking
& _8 M% a( _; Y8 L' [# w> as I type that.) I realize I did not change lanes, but I do believe I was
> cautious.
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> My message is, be careful. He said that they are cracking down
> hard on this because of injured officers. I did not realize this was the
> law. Neither did any of my recently-licensed children. Or evidently not the
# v) Q5 {6 o6 k# q+ y# X& D>! other 47 drivers pulled over.
>
> If you want to read the legislation click on the site

http://ogov.newswire.ca/ontario/GPOE/2003/04/03/c7335.html?lmatch=&lang=_e.html
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> Hefty fine if you don\'t change lanes!!!!!!! 3 demerit points on top of cash.
Go to the link above and check it out.