| Honda_Civic_25 |
| What can a by-law officer issue tickets for? can he give you tint tickets? |
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| 95EagleAWD |
| If he did, he probably can. |
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| MX5 Miata Guy |
First off, define where? A City of Edmonton bylaw officer is different from a Leduc County bylaw officer which is different from a City of Leduc bylaw officer, etc....
It depends on the arrangement they have with the City Police or RCMP. I know that Strathcona County and Parkland County bylaw officers give out speeding tickets...
YMMV |
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| TrevorK |
| The city of edmonton website ( http://www.edmonton.ca ) has a Bylaw section and lists all the bylaws which you can be ticketed for. |
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| Honda_Civic_25 |
| it would be for a City of Leduc by-law officer |
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| MX5 Miata Guy |
| Well then...perfectly legit. Pay your ticket and either remove the tint on your front side windows or risk another... |
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| Honda_Civic_25 |
| no I never got a ticket, i jsut removed my tint, and I am not a person who tries to fight every ticket I get, I have payed all the tickets I have gotten, I was just wondering what a by-law officer can do in leduc, I am guessing like traffic laws, etc. |
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| 95EagleAWD |
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Originally posted by Honda_Civic_25
no I never got a ticket, i jsut removed my tint, and I am not a person who tries to fight every ticket I get, I have payed all the tickets I have gotten, I was just wondering what a by-law officer can do in leduc, I am guessing like traffic laws, etc.
Contact the City of Leduc and ask. |
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