i have to say that's a good one....
that's good for the image your get from the policy enforcer
so you got this one ??
372
. The driver of a road vehicle who is about to make a turn, change lanes, make a U-turn or return to the roadway from the shoulder or a parking area must, after ascertaining that he may do so in safety, signal his intention by means of his turn-signal lights.
1986, c. 91, s. 372.
but if i read this realy fast ...pulling over could be excluded...but i don't think a jugde would go my way lol
636
. Every peace officer recognizable as such at first sight may, in the performance of his duties under this Code, agreements entered into under section 519.65 and the Act respecting owners, operators and drivers of heavy vehicles (chapter P-30.3), require the driver of a road vehicle to stop his vehicle. The driver must comply with this requirement without delay.
1986, c. 91, s. 636; 1987, c. 94, s. 98; 1990, c. 83, s. 236; 1998, c. 40, s. 148; 2005, c. 39, s. 52; 2008, c. 14, s. 90.
but if i follow a policy enforcer logic 636 state that The driver must comply with this requirement without delay. to do so you can't comply with 372 that ask after ascertaining that he may do so in safety, signal his intention by means of his turn-signal lights. but that logic will probably make the judge smile but not more lol
but personnaly i would fight it just for the injustice of it