Our blog at OTD Legal aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the rules surrounding distracted driving in Ontario, how to defend against a distracted driving ticket, and the penalties you face if convicted. Read More
It has been said that technology proceeds law. The law is constantly reacting to changes and advancements in technology, with new technologies becoming mainstream that would have been unimaginable a generation ago. This lesson was recently discovered by a...
Do you display a screen in your vehicle? Ontario laws determine what can and can’t be displayed. Learn what you need to know from OTD Ticket Defenders!
Distracted Driving – Display Screens and Handheld Communication or Entertainment Devices.
Everything Ontario Driver’s Need to Know About Cell Phone Tickets and Distracted Driving. Contact a Former Prosecutor Today for a Free Consultation.
Ontario cell phone tickets now have even more serious penalties for new charges issued as of January 1, 2019. Call 1-844-647-6869 for free consultation.
Using a cell phone while driving a motor vehicle can distract drivers and lead to unfortunate events. Let’s explore the laws involved and their upcoming changes
Cell phone charges have serious penalties for novice drivers. There is a fine, a possible suspension and effects on insurance. Keep reading for more information
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Clients often seek guidance on what to say at an early resolution meeting. This can be a challenging question, especially for those considering self-representation. It's crucial to understand that this process requires experience, legal training, and a deep...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbb0GYoDIxQ Video Transcription: I want to answer a question today that I’ve been asked regularly by parents and other clients over many years. That question is: What do I do if I’m getting pulled over? In those situations, there are a...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65HbrsqYSPE When a police officer signals you to stop, pull over safely and use your turn signal. Once stopped, stay in your car unless instructed otherwise. Then, prepare your driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of...
