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Driving Under Suspension
Driving Under Suspension Sec 53(1) To promote safe driving for Ontarians, the province has some of the strictest driving laws regarding driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs, careless driving, “stunt” driving, fleeing police or a collision scene, and so on. In addition to lengthy suspensions for driving offences, court sanctions can quickly escalate and include fines in the tens of thousands of dollars, reinstatement fees, licence restrictions, lifetime bans and even jail time. Suspensions Your licence may also be suspended for the following reasons: Escalating sanctions Zero...
Driving Under Suspension – 2
DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION Sec 53(1) Driving without a license is a serious offence. Any violation of a G1 or G2 driver’s license could result in a suspension in Ontario. Drivers can have their license suspended after accumulating just six demerit points. It is a mandatory license suspension after nine points! Here are some other reasons you could have your license taken away: Speeding more than 50km an hour An accumulation of demerit points. Driving with a suspended license As a result of a judge’s court order A conviction for a criminal driving...
Speeding
SPEEDING Sec 128 Excessive speed If you are convicted of speeding, you may receive demerit points in addition to fines. 3 points for going over the speed limit by 16 to 29 kilometres per hour 4 points for going over the speed limit by 30 to 49 kilometres per hour 6 points for going over the speed limit by 50 kilometres per hour or more The fine will depend on how fast you were travelling over the posted speed limit: Fines for driving over the speed limit (as of June 2020) How much over the speed limit Fine per kilometres per hour over the speed limit less than 20 kilometres per hour $3.00 20...
Stunt Driving and Street Racing
Stunt Driving Sec 172(1) Stunt driving and street racing Stunt driving and street racing are dangerous and illegal. Stunt driving includes: driving 40 kilometres per hour or more over the speed limit on roads with a speed limit less than 80 kilometres per hour driving 50 kilometres per hour or more over the speed limit driving in a way that prevents other vehicles from passing intentionally cutting off another vehicle intentionally driving too close to another vehicle, pedestrian or fixed object spinning of your tires that results in losing traction or a burn out or the lifting of a...
Careless Driving
Careless Driving Sec 130 Careless driving falls below the minimum standard expected of a careful driver and it includes driving without reasonable consideration for other road users. Dangerous driving includes behaviour that could potentially endanger yourself or other drivers. A conviction for careless driving involves serious penalties: 6 demerit points, a fine between $400 and $2,000, possible jail time (up to 6 months), and licence suspension for up to 2 years. It is one of the “most popular” traffic violations in Ontario.
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