Sentences with phrase «roadside prohibition review»

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Each Petitioner was served a 90 day Immediate Roadside Prohibition under the original legislation and applied for a review of the driving prohibition before the Superintendent of MotoProhibition under the original legislation and applied for a review of the driving prohibition before the Superintendent of Motoprohibition before the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles.

Whenever a conviction for a traffic offence or traffic ticket, or a roadside prohibition is registered on your driver's abstract, your driving record is flagged for review.

If the adjudicator at The Office of the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles (RoadSafetyBC) upholds your Immediate Roadside Prohibition, the only way to further challenge the driving suspension is to appeal the RoadSafetyBC review decision to court by way of judicial review.

TO CHALLENGE the 90 - day IRP Immediate roadside prohibition an Application for Review must be filed within 7 days of being served the Notice.

If you have received an Immediate Roadside Prohibition, it is very important to have an experienced lawyer review your case and get proper legal advice as to whether your test results can be relied upon.