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Originally Posted by ok, ok,....I get it
Highway Traffice Act has been replaced by the Traffice Safety Act, but I am sure it contain similair wording
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Damn I hate mistakes like that:
Stopping for peace officer
166(1) For the purposes of administering and enforcing this Act or a bylaw, a peace officer may
(a) with respect to a vehicle,
(i) signal or direct a driver of a vehicle to stop the vehicle, and
(ii) request information from the driver of the vehicle and any passengers in the vehicle,
and
(b) with respect to a pedestrian using or located on a highway, request information from that pedestrian.
(2) When signalled or directed to stop by a peace officer who is readily identifiable as a peace officer, a driver of a vehicle shall
(a) forthwith bring the vehicle to a stop,
(b) forthwith furnish to the peace officer any information respecting the driver or the vehicle that the peace officer requires, and
(c) remain stopped until permitted by the peace officer to leave.
(3) At the request of a peace officer who is readily identifiable as a peace officer, a passenger in a vehicle who is acting in a manner that is contrary to this Act or a bylaw shall forthwith furnish to the peace officer the passenger’s name and address.
(4) At the request of a peace officer who is readily identifiable as a peace officer, a pedestrian using or located on a highway in a manner contrary to this Act or a bylaw shall forthwith furnish to the peace officer the pedestrian’s name and address.
1999 cT‑6.4 s166