Driving while suspended-Traffic Ticket

Driving While Suspended - Driving While Disqualified

Driving a motor vehicle in Ontario is considered a privilege not a right. The Courts and/or the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario may suspend a driver’s licence for;

  • accumlating too many demerit points
  • any violation of a G1 or G2 drivers licence
  • failing to pay a fine
  • speeding more than 50km/h
  • driving while under suspension
  • as a result of a judge's court order
  • a conviction for a criminal driving offence
  • operating a motor vehicle without insurance

The penalty for driving while suspended under the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario is;

  1. Minimum one thousand (1000) dollar fine.
  2. Minimum five thousand (5000) dollar fine for cases involving alcohol
  3. Mandatory Six (6) month further licence suspension for a first offence
  4. Six (6) months in jail

More Information on Drivers Licence Suspensions

Suspended licence for unpaid fines - How to Reinstate your licence >
Drive while Suspended - Conviction for Driving while Suspended >
Driving while Disqualified - Drivers licence suspension for criminal conviction>
Driving while Suspended - Stunt Driving - Speed more than 50km/h>
Law about Driving While Suspended - Highway Traffic Act section 53.1 >


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