In this video guide to suspended licenses, an experienced traffic ticket paralegal walks you through what you can expect from a driver’s license suspension and the steps you can take to regain your driving privileges. Read More
Reasons for License Suspension There are several common reasons for license suspension in Ontario: Unpaid Fines: This is a frequent cause of license suspension. Paying overdue fines is necessary to reinstate your license. Medical Reasons: A medical condition or...
A license suspension in Ontario carries significant consequences, including staying on your driving record for three years. However, police officers have access to your full driving history, well beyond the three-year window. They can run a CPIC check, which gives...
If you hold a G2 license, you must follow specific rules different from those with a full G license. Demerit points are particularly important for G2 drivers. If you receive a ticket that has four or more demerit points, your license can be suspended for 30 days for a...
Driving without a valid license in Ontario is a common charge, usually received when a driver has forgotten to renew their driver's license. If a police officer pulls you over and discovers you're driving without a license, here’s what you can expect:...
Discovering whether your driver's license is suspended in Ontario is an important concern for many, especially for those working in roles that require a valid driver's license. Thankfully, the government provides a straightforward method for...
Facing a driver’s license suspension in Ontario can be a challenging and confusing situation. Understanding the reasons behind the suspension and the steps to take towards reinstatement is very important. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate this process...
Recovering your driver's license after a 90-day suspension is a process that requires careful attention to specific details. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you navigate this situation effectively: 1. Confirm the Suspension Start: Ensure that your suspension has...
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The short answer is no. While most traffic laws only apply to public roads, certain laws, like stunt driving/racing and dangerous driving can still be enforced on private property. However, speeding tickets under section 128 of the Highway Traffic Act cannot be issued...
Speeding tickets in Ontario is a common concern for drivers. While every resident is familiar with the authority carried by police officers, what about peace officers? Their role in traffic law enforcement is confusing to a lot of drivers and whether they have the...
Drivers must abide by posted speed limits to ensure the safety of both workers and motorists. Speeding in these areas leads to increased fines, sometimes doubled, to discourage risky behaviour. Fines can escalate significantly if one’s speed exceeds 30 km/h...
