Stunt driving, as outlined under section 172 (1) of the Highway Traffic Act in Ontario, carries with it penalties that can be severe, including the rare possibility of jail time. For many individuals charged with this offence, the idea of facing up...
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WHAT IS CONSIDERED STUNT DRIVING IN ONTARIO?
Stunt driving is a serious offence under Ontario's Highway Traffic Act, section 172 (1). Many drivers find themselves facing stunt driving charges without fully understanding the consequences of this offence. Understanding Stunt Driving Violations Stunt...
What Are The Street Racing Laws In Ontario?
Understanding Street Racing Laws in Ontario Clients often inquire about street racing laws in Ontario, and it's crucial to clarify the nuances associated with charges of street racing or stunt driving. Synonymous Terms: Street Racing and Stunt Driving In Ontario, the...
Difference Between Reckless, Careless and Stunt Driving
Today, we'll clarify the distinctions between reckless driving, careless driving, and stunt driving in the context of Ontario traffic offenses. 1. Reckless Driving: Not an Ontario Offense: Reckless driving is a term commonly used but isn't recognized as an...
Is Stunt Driving A Criminal Offence?
Stunt driving is a serious charge in Ontario, often accompanied by dramatic roadside scenarios. Understanding the nature of this offense is crucial. Detainment and Questioning at the Scene: Upon being charged with stunt driving, individuals are commonly detained...
How Fast Is Stunt Driving?
"How fast is stunt driving in Ontario?" is an intriguing question, and it's important to understand the dynamic nature of the legislation surrounding this issue. Over the past decade, there have been significant changes, including adjustments to the threshold that...
How To Fight Stunt Driving In Ontario
How to fight stunt driving in Ontario. Obviously a very, very important question to be answering. In Ontario, stunt driving has many consequences. It has a consequence to your driver's license. It could be suspended for a year or more, which could prove to be a...
How To Beat A Stunt Driving Charge In Ontario
To effectively beat a stunt driving charge in Ontario, it is crucial to understand the nature of the charge and the legal strategies that can be employed. Stunt driving charges are serious and can lead to significant penalties, including hefty fines, license...
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