Traffic Tickets

Both major and minor driving infractions receive demerit points. However, more points are applied when a major offence..  

Driving without insurance in Ontario is a common occurrence. With the presence of COVID-19, the likelihood of this occurring has heightened.

Police officers often believe that when an accident has occurred, at least one of the drivers were driving carelessly.

The HTA is a legislation in Ontario which regulates the licensing and overall conduct of transportation on roadways. Disregarding any of the rules set out in this statute, can lead to severe outcomes.

If you are charged with a DUI, it can potentially be reduced to careless driving. But, how can a DUI charge be fought? And, what is the difference between a DUI charge and careless driving?

So, you’ve received a traffic ticket – now what happens? An important first step is to know what kind of ticket you’re dealing with.

So, you wound up with a speeding ticket while travelling in Quebec, New York, or Florida. What happens to your Ontario driver’s licence? What about your insurance?

Dangerous driving is a criminal offence and can often lead to serious penalties including significant periods of jail and a long-term loss of one’s driver's licence.

According to the Highway Traffic Act, "No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a roadway in a race or contest, while performing a stunt or on a bet or wager."