If you've been convicted of speeding under Section 128 of the Highway Traffic Act and believe the conviction was unjust, there are legal options to challenge the decision. Understanding these options is important for navigating the appeal process...
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HOW TO FIGHT A SPEEDING TICKET IN COURT AND WIN
Contesting a speeding ticket in Ontario can be a daunting process given the absolute liability nature of speeding offences. However, understanding the legal framework and potential defences can significantly enhance your chances of a favorable...
DO SPEEDING TICKETS AFFECT YOUR INSURANCE?
One of the most common concerns we hear at OTD Legal is about the impact of speeding tickets on insurance rates. Given the high cost of insurance in Ontario, it's understandable why so many drivers worry about how a ticket could affect their premiums....
HOW LONG DOES A SPEEDING TICKET STAY ON YOUR RECORD?
One of the most frequently asked questions we encounter at our firm is, "How long does a speeding ticket stay on your record?" It's a pertinent question with significant implications for anyone facing a traffic charge. Let's dive into the details. Speeding Tickets...
Do Speeding Ticket Go On Your Criminal Record?
The question of whether speeding tickets go on your criminal record is a common concern for individuals who have been issued such tickets. In this article, we will explore this question and provide insights into why speeding tickets are not considered criminal...
How Many Demerit Points For A Speeding Ticket?
Many clients often wonder about the number of demerit points they'll receive for a speeding ticket. In Ontario, the demerit point system is structured based on the speeding ticket's severity and what we'll refer to as the "quantum" - the substantial number on the...
Should I Fight An Already Reduced Speeding Ticket?
The decision to fight an already reduced speeding ticket is a common dilemma. You may be wondering whether you should take further action after an officer has already reduced the ticket. Here are some key considerations: Officer's Reduction When an officer reduces...
How To Fight A Speeding Ticket In Ontario
Getting a speeding ticket can be a stressful experience, and many individuals wonder about the best way to defend themselves against such charges in Ontario. In this guide, we'll explore the complexities of fighting a speeding ticket and offer insights to help you...
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Why Fighting a Ticket Is Often Cheaper Than Paying It
Think paying a traffic ticket is the easiest solution? It might cost you far more in the long run, especially when it comes to your insurance. Paying a ticket = admitting guilt, resulting in a conviction on your driving record for 3+ years. Insurance rate hikes from...
Why Careless Driving Is One of Ontario’s Most Common Traffic Charges
Careless driving is a broadly defined traffic offence that can apply to a wide range of situations, often leading to serious legal consequences. The legal definition is intentionally vague, making it applicable to many different driving behaviors. Police often use...
Why Careless Driving Charges Are Frequently Reduced in Court
Facing a serious traffic charge like careless driving? You may have more options than you think, especially with the right legal help. Court backlogs and limited resources often make prosecutors more open to negotiating reduced charges. With strong legal...











