I'm utilizing the current definition of a lane as it exists in UHRR reg as well as previous court cases on 'stunting' in Alberta to argue that there was nothing startling or distracting on the maneuver itself. There was nothing that warrants stunting done during the event. The witness statement also does not say they were distracted or startled. They simply appear to just dislike the rider using the space on the roadway. The officer will have to argue why they issued a stunting ticket.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The Crown so far believes that this is a lane violation according to the plea deal he has put out. He pulled his first deal because I wasn't going to agree to the charge of - fail to maintain centre of lane - because it exempts cycles. He agreed and instead put out - unsafe lane change. In his words, this puts us right back to arguing filtering being lawful or not. AB Trans says filtering or splitting isn't specified to be allowed or prohibited.
Not trying to legalize it or anything... just using existing legislation to attempt to get out of a stunting ticket.