Speed Timing Devices Regulation

Speed Timing Devices Regulation, M.R. 65/88 The Highway Traffic Act , C.C.S.M. c. H60 Regulation 65/88 Registered January 25, 1988 bilingual version (HTML) Speed timing devices 1(1) The following types of speed timing devices are approved as being suitable for determining the speed at which motor vehicles are travelling on highways in Manitoba: (a) the following devices by Decatur Electronics (formerly known as Decatur Electronics, Inc.): (i) Hunter model 7715, also referred to as Decatur Hunter, (ii) Hunter model 7715S, also referred to as Decatur Hunter Hand-Held model 7715S, Decatur Hunter 7715S and Decatur HHS, (iii) Ra-Gun model 100, also referred to as Decatur Ra-Gun model 100, (iv) Rangemaster model MV-715, also referred to as Decatur Rangemaster model MV-715, (v) Genesis I, also referred to as Genesis 1, Decatur Genesis I and Decatur Genesis 1, (vi) Genesis II, also referred to as Genesis 2, Decatur Genesis II and Decatur Genesis 2, (vii) Genesis-VP, also referred to as Genesis VersaPak, Decatur Genesis VersaPak, Decatur Genesis-VP and Decatur GVP, (viii) Genesis II Directional, also referred to as Decatur Genesis II Directional, (ix) Genesis-VP Directional, also referred to as Genesis VersaPak Directional, Decatur Genesis-VP Directional, Decatur Genesis VersaPak Directional, Decatur GVP Directional and Decatur GVP-D, (x) Genesis II Select, also referred to as Decatur Genesis II Select, (xi) Genesis Handheld Directional, also referred to as Decatur Genesis Handheld Directional and Decatur GHD, (xii) G3, also referred to as Decatur G3, G3 Advanced Traffic Radar and Decatur G3 Advanced Traffic Radar, (xiii) Scout 2, also referred to as Decatur Scout 2; (b) to (d) [repealed] M.R. 42/2001 ; (e) Radar Speedmeter (CM1), Speedgun I; (f) Radar Speedmeter (CM1), Speedgun II; (g) Radar Speedmeter (CM1), Speedgun IV; (h) Radar Speedmeter (CM1), Speedgun VI; (i) the following Tribar Industries Inc. devices: (i) Muni Quip 1200C, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip 1200C, (ii) Muni Quip T3, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip T3, (iii) Muni Quip DRS-2, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip DRS-2, (iv) Muni Quip DRS-3, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip DRS-3, (v) Muni Quip MDR-1, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip MDR-1, (vi) Muni Quip K-GP, also referred to as Tribar Muni Quip K-GP; (j) to (n) [repealed] M.R. 42/2001 ; (o) the following Kustom Signals, Inc. devices: (i) H.A.W.K., also referred to as Kustom H.A.W.K., (ii) ProLaser II, also referred to as Kustom ProLaser II, (iii) model HR-4, also referred to as Kustom HR-4 and Kustom Radar Speedmeter, model HR-4, (iv) model HR-8, also referred to as Kustom HR-8 and Kustom Radar Speedmeter, model HR-8, (v) model HR-12, also referred to as Kustom HR-12 and Kustom Radar Speedmeter, model HR-12, (vi) model KR-10, also referred to as Kustom KR-10 and Kustom Radar Speedmeter, model KR-10, (vii) model KR-10SP, also referred to as Kustom KR-10SP and Kustom Radar Speedmeter, model KR-10SP, (viii) Eagle II, also referred to as Eagle II Traffic Safety Radar, Kustom Eagle II Traffic Safety Radar, Kustom Eagle II Series Radar and Kustom Eagle II, (ix) ProLaser III, also referred to as Kustom ProLaser III, (x) Pro-Lite Laser, also referred to as Kustom Pro-Lite Laser, Pro-Lite Lidar and Kustom Pro-Lite Lidar, (xi) Raptor RP-1, also referred to as Raptor RP-1 with DuraTrak, Directional Radar Raptor RP-1, Kustom Raptor RP-1, Kustom Raptor RP-1 with DuraTrak and Kustom Directional Radar Raptor RP-1, (xii) ProLaser 4, also referred to as Kustom ProLaser 4, ProLaser 4 Lidar, and Kustom ProLaser 4 Lidar, (xiii) Falcon HR, also referred to as Directional Radar Falcon HR, Kustom Falcon HR, and Kustom Directional Radar Falcon HR; (p) to (s) [repealed] M.R. 42/2001 ; (t) Digidar 1; (u) The Traffic Master 400; (v) Heuer Leonidas, S.A. stop-watches bearing the following serial numbers: (i) serial no. 13279, (ii) serial no. 14181, (iii) serial no. 14221, (iv) serial no. 14257, (v) serial no. 14707, (vi) serial no. 14864, (vii) serial no. 241124, (viii) serial no. 241239; (w) the following Laser Technology, Inc. devices: (i) LTI 20–20, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20, (ii) LTI 20–20 Marksman, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20 Marksman, (iii) the following UltraLyte series devices: (A) LTI 20–20 UltraLyte SR, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20 UltraLyte SR, or LTI 20–20 UltraLyte 100, LTI 20–20 UltraLyte 100SR and LTI 20–20 UL100 (Short Range), (B) LTI 20–20 UltraLyte LR, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20 UltraLyte LR, or LTI 20–20 UltraLyte 100LR and LTI 20–20 UL100 (Long Range), (C) LTI 20–20 UltraLyte LR B, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20 UltraLyte LR B, LTI 20–20 UltraLyte LR B Laser and UltraLyte LR B LTI 20–20, (iv) LTI 20–20 TruSpeed, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20–20 TruSpeed; (v) LTI 20/20 TruSpeed LR, also referred to as Laser Technology LTI 20/20 TruSpeed LR; (x) to (cc) [repealed] M.R. 42/2001 ; (dd) the following devices by Applied Concepts, Inc., carrying on business as Stalker Radar: (i) Stalker ATR, also referred to as Stalker ATR (Advanced Technology Radar), (ii) Stalker II SDR (KPH Model), also referred to as Stalker II SDR — Stationary Directional Radar (KPH Model) and Stalker II SDR — Stationary Radar (KPH Model), (iii) Stalker II MDR, also referred to as Stalker II MDR — Moving Directional Radar and Stalker II MDR — Moving Radar, (iv) Stalker Dual DSR (KPH Model), also referred to as Stalker Dual DSR — Direction Sensing Moving Police Radar (KPH Model) and Stalker DSR (KPH Model); (ee) [repealed] M.R. 42/2001 ; (ff) the following devices by Laser Atlanta, LLC (formerly known as Laser Atlanta Optics, Inc.): (i) SpeedLaser, also referred to as Laser Atlanta SpeedLaser, (ii) SpeedLaser B, also referred to as SpeedLaser Binocular, SpeedLaser B Binocular and Laser Atlanta SpeedLaser B; (gg) the following devices by DragonEye Technology, LLC: (i) DragonEye Speed Lidar, also known as DragonEye Lidar, (ii) DragonEye COMPACT Speed Lidar, also known as DragonEye COMPACT. 1(2) If the description or name of a device set out in subsection (1) includes the word "model", the device may, for any purpose, be referred to with or without using that word, including when the device is referred to in a certificate of accuracy or offence notice. 1(3) When a device approved under subsection (1) is referred to for any purpose, including when the device is referred to in a certificate of accuracy or offence notice, (a) the sequence of individual words or other discreet elements of the description or name of the device may be transposed; and (b) words and combinations of words, such as business names or product names, may be abbreviated. 1(4) When a device approved under subsection (1) is referred to for any purpose, the description or name referred to may differ as to capitalization, punctuation, spacing and use of symbols, such as dashes, bullets and slash marks, in comparison with the description or name set out in subsection (1). M.R. 43/91; 187/93; 49/94; 130/94; 135/95; 112/98; 124/99; 42/2001 ; 130/2003 ; 182/2005 ; 78/2006 ; 120/2009 ; 8/2011 ; 18/2012 ; 67/2013 ; 149/2015 ; 123/2017 ; 32/2023 ; 1/2024 Required testing 1.1(1) To ascertain that a speed timing device is in proper working order, each speed timing device must be tested as follows: (a) within the 24-hour period before the alleged offence was committed; (b) within the 24-hour period after the alleged offence was committed. 1.1(2) The tests to be conducted for a laser speed timing device are a zero-velocity fixed distance test, a self test, a display test and a scope alignment test. 1.1(3) The tests to be conducted for a radar speed timing device are an internal circuit test, a light segment test and an audio doppler test. 1.1(4) A speed timing device that is neither a laser nor a radar device must be tested in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. M.R. 168/98; 123/2017 ; 87/2025 Certificates 1.2(1) Forms 1 and 2 are prescribed as forms of certificate for the purpose of section 255 of The Highway Traffic Act . Form 1 Speeding on a Highway Form 2 Speeding in a Designated Construction Zone and a School Zone 1.2(2) The certificates may be used only when a peace officer has used a laser or a radar speed timing device to determine the speed of a vehicle. M.R. 123/2017 Repeal 2 Manitoba Regulation 224/87 is repealed. SCHEDULE [Repealed] M.R. 168/98; 123/2017