SafeRoads. v. L.B.B.

(SafeRoads Alberta - Impaired Driving). This SafeRoads case is all about the process. In this case the driver was involved in a relatively serious driving incident that resulted in a police chase, deployment of a spike-belt and a vehicle pitting maneuver. The only reason LBB filed a SafeRoads dispute was because there was no information uploaded to the SafeRoads portal to meet the document requirements as set in section 2 of the SafeRoads Regulation. LBB had a hearing on October 3rd, 2023. As a result of non-compliance with the minimal requirements in the legislation, the adjudicator really had no choice but to cancel roadside sanctions. 

David Chow is an experienced roadside sanctions lawyer.  Since the inception of SafeRoads, he has argued in the range of 150 cases. Notwithstanding that SafeRoads is an administrative legal process gamed heavily in favour of the government, David Chow routinely succeeds at having roadside sanctions cancelled.  David offers a free initial telephone roadside sanctions consultation.