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Toronto Academy of Acting for Film and Television
Toronto Academy of Acting for Film and Television
866 The Queensway

Learner's Academy Driving School LTD., has been serving the Toronto downtown core and west end Toronto with driving education programs since 1985.

11/11/2025

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After the GTA’s first blast of winter this week, the Ontario Provincial Police say there have been 340 reported collisions in just 48 hours. The season’s first snowfall brought slippery roads and poor visibility, leading to traffic chaos across highways and city streets.

Officials are reminding GTA drivers to take extra caution, switch to winter tires, and give themselves more travel time as early winter conditions settle in.

Here's what you need to know about e-bikes. • E-bikes are allowed in Toronto for those 16 years and older. In Ontario, it is illegal for people under the age of 16 to ride on and operate an e-bike. • You must wear an approved bicycle or motorcycle helmet. • E-bikes are allowed on public roads but not on sidewalks in Toronto. There are different types of e-bikes, so be sure to learn about them and where you can ride them on city streets. E-bike riders must follow the same rules of the road as other people cycling Toronto Police Service are enforcing fines and penalties for violations of the Highway Traffic Act and Toronto Municipal Code by-laws, when officers see an infraction. E-bikes in Ontario must have: • a maximum assisted speed of 32 km/h. • a maximum weight of 120 kg (includes the weight of the bike and battery). • an electric motor not exceeding 500 watts. • no modifications to the motor to allow it to exceed a power output greater than 500 watts and an assisted speed greater than 32 km/h. • battery and electric motor securely fastened to the bicycle frame to prevent them from moving while the e-bike is operating • all electrical terminals properly insulated. • minimum wheel width of 35 mm and minimum diameter of 350 mm. • two independent braking systems that applies force to each wheel and is capable of bringing the e-bike, while being operated at a speed of 30 km/h, to a full stop within 9 metres, on a level asphalt surface, from the point at which the brakes were applied. The City does not have the authority to regulate the sale of e-bikes, only what is operated in public spaces. When buying an e-bike, it is important for consumers to make sure it meets the Provincial Government standards . . . #justaskbill #ebikes #toronto #ontario #rules #laws #police #helmets #bikelanes 09/22/2025

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Here's what you need to know about e-bikes. • E-bikes are allowed in Toronto for those 16 years and older. In Ontario, it is illegal for people under the age of 16 to ride on and operate an e-bike. • You must wear an approved bicycle or motorcycle helmet. • E-bikes are allowed on public roads but not on sidewalks in Toronto. There are different types of e-bikes, so be sure to learn about them and where you can ride them on city streets. E-bike riders must follow the same rules of the road as other people cycling Toronto Police Service are enforcing fines and penalties for violations of the Highway Traffic Act and Toronto Municipal Code by-laws, when officers see an infraction. E-bikes in Ontario must have: • a maximum assisted speed of 32 km/h. • a maximum weight of 120 kg (includes the weight of the bike and battery). • an electric motor not exceeding 500 watts. • no modifications to the motor to allow it to exceed a power output greater than 500 watts and an assisted speed greater than 32 km/h. • battery and electric motor securely fastened to the bicycle frame to prevent them from moving while the e-bike is operating • all electrical terminals properly insulated. • minimum wheel width of 35 mm and minimum diameter of 350 mm. • two independent braking systems that applies force to each wheel and is capable of bringing the e-bike, while being operated at a speed of 30 km/h, to a full stop within 9 metres, on a level asphalt surface, from the point at which the brakes were applied. The City does not have the authority to regulate the sale of e-bikes, only what is operated in public spaces. When buying an e-bike, it is important for consumers to make sure it meets the Provincial Government standards . . . #justaskbill #ebikes #toronto #ontario #rules #laws #police #helmets #bikelanes

Bicycle lanes and cycle tracks are a dedicated part of the roadway for the exclusive use of people cycling. Other road users may not lawfully drive, stand, stop or park in a designated bicycle lane There are important differences between a cycle track and other bicycle lanes. Cycle tracks are separate lanes for bicycles that are adjacent to the roadway, but separated from vehicular traffic. The tracks create an environment which is safer for cycling. Only bicycles and "pedelecs" (e-bikes that require pedaling), are allowed on cycle tracks. That means any power-assisted e-bike that doesn't require any pedalling is prohibited from using cycle tracks. Motorcycles, Mopeds, Motor Scooters are prohibited from using bicycle lanes and cycle tracks. Only bicycles and "pedelecs" under 40kg can ride on Multi-use Trails and Paths. . 🎥: ❤️Mike, Justin & Erin @tps_bikehart . . . #justaskbill #bicycles #bikelanes #tickets #toronto #cycletrack #safety #ebikes 09/22/2025

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Bicycle lanes and cycle tracks are a dedicated part of the roadway for the exclusive use of people cycling. Other road users may not lawfully drive, stand, stop or park in a designated bicycle lane There are important differences between a cycle track and other bicycle lanes. Cycle tracks are separate lanes for bicycles that are adjacent to the roadway, but separated from vehicular traffic. The tracks create an environment which is safer for cycling. Only bicycles and "pedelecs" (e-bikes that require pedaling), are allowed on cycle tracks. That means any power-assisted e-bike that doesn't require any pedalling is prohibited from using cycle tracks. Motorcycles, Mopeds, Motor Scooters are prohibited from using bicycle lanes and cycle tracks. Only bicycles and "pedelecs" under 40kg can ride on Multi-use Trails and Paths. . 🎥: ❤️Mike, Justin & Erin @tps_bikehart . . . #justaskbill #bicycles #bikelanes #tickets #toronto #cycletrack #safety #ebikes

Question: "Are there any exemptions to not having a front plate attached for vehicles registered in Ontario? The answer is Yes, exemptions are made for vehicles that have a temporary dealer plate, service plate or a manufacturer plate. For these particular plates, the ministry issues only one plate that is supposed to be attached to the rear. There are no exemptions made for electric vehicles (EV). "MFR" plates refer to Manufacturer Licence Plates. These are special license plates issued by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) for specific uses related to the manufacturing of motor vehicles and their components. MFR plates allow motor vehicle and motor vehicle component manufacturers to operate vehicles on Ontario roads for testing, demonstration, evaluation and exhibition purposes. . . . #justaskbill #traffic #frontplate #licenceplates #hta #fines #tickets #exemptions 09/21/2025

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Question: "Are there any exemptions to not having a front plate attached for vehicles registered in Ontario? The answer is Yes, exemptions are made for vehicles that have a temporary dealer plate, service plate or a manufacturer plate. For these particular plates, the ministry issues only one plate that is supposed to be attached to the rear. There are no exemptions made for electric vehicles (EV). "MFR" plates refer to Manufacturer Licence Plates. These are special license plates issued by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) for specific uses related to the manufacturing of motor vehicles and their components. MFR plates allow motor vehicle and motor vehicle component manufacturers to operate vehicles on Ontario roads for testing, demonstration, evaluation and exhibition purposes. . . . #justaskbill #traffic #frontplate #licenceplates #hta #fines #tickets #exemptions

This was a collision caused by a motor vehicle that attempted to pass through traffic on the curb lane that was occupied by parked vehicles. As you can see, it was unable to squeeze pass the parked vehicles without causing damage. Unless the curb lane is designed to accommodate parked vehicles, please refrain from using them, especially to pass other vehicles. Even if you can just barely squeeze two vehicles onto a single lane, it is not safe to do so. You can be charged with numerous offences such as change lane not in safety and even careless driving. Careless Driving H.T.A. sec. 130(1) Total Payable Fine: $490 6 Demerit Points . . . #justaskbill #carelessdriving #tickets #collision #roadway #toronto #accidents #safety 09/21/2025

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This was a collision caused by a motor vehicle that attempted to pass through traffic on the curb lane that was occupied by parked vehicles. As you can see, it was unable to squeeze pass the parked vehicles without causing damage. Unless the curb lane is designed to accommodate parked vehicles, please refrain from using them, especially to pass other vehicles. Even if you can just barely squeeze two vehicles onto a single lane, it is not safe to do so. You can be charged with numerous offences such as change lane not in safety and even careless driving. Careless Driving H.T.A. sec. 130(1) Total Payable Fine: $490 6 Demerit Points . . . #justaskbill #carelessdriving #tickets #collision #roadway #toronto #accidents #safety

We all love our dogs, and the idea of a cuddly co-pilot is tempting! 🥰  But did you know it's actually against the law to drive with your dog on your lap?  Not to mention it's super unsafe for everyone in the car.  🚨 Not only is it illegal, but it's a major distraction and can have serious consequences in a collision.   It can obstruct your view, interfere with steering, and puts both you and your pup at risk.  Protect your best friend and yourself, by keeping them at the rear using proper restraints. You could be charged with the following fines: Drive While Crowded H.T.A. sec. 162 Total Payable Fine: $110 3 Demerit Points . or . Careless Driving H.T.A. sec 130(1) Total Payable Fine: $490 6 Demerit Points . . . 🎥: Thank you Shauna and Daisy ❤️ . #justaskbill #petsafety #puppylove #fines #police #ontario #toronto #distracteddriving #hta 09/21/2025

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We all love our dogs, and the idea of a cuddly co-pilot is tempting! 🥰  But did you know it's actually against the law to drive with your dog on your lap?  Not to mention it's super unsafe for everyone in the car.  🚨 Not only is it illegal, but it's a major distraction and can have serious consequences in a collision.   It can obstruct your view, interfere with steering, and puts both you and your pup at risk.  Protect your best friend and yourself, by keeping them at the rear using proper restraints. You could be charged with the following fines: Drive While Crowded H.T.A. sec. 162 Total Payable Fine: $110 3 Demerit Points . or . Careless Driving H.T.A. sec 130(1) Total Payable Fine: $490 6 Demerit Points . . . 🎥: Thank you Shauna and Daisy ❤️ . #justaskbill #petsafety #puppylove #fines #police #ontario #toronto #distracteddriving #hta

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Toronto

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1056 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON
M6H1M3

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm