Hello Casey,If you receive a suspension in Quebec it will be recognized by Ontario. You would need to speak to the MTO regarding the demerit point issue. Unfortunately, we do not handle tickets in any other Province of Canada except Ontario. Kevin Subject Other (any/all other driving charges)Name Casey Inquiry I live in Ontario and I have an Ontario G
Hello Dino, The wrong address does not void a charge, but it is certainly relevant to the proof of the case and the quality of the Officer’s evidence. We would be please to assist you; please call any Ticket Defenders office. Best Regards Subject Speeding Ticket Name DinoInquiry I rcvd a speeding ticket over 10kmHe wrote wrong address on
Inquiry: I got a ticket for failing to sign my permit in ink and the officer spelt my first name incorrectly. I heard this means the ticket is void. Is that correct? Reponse: That would not be correct. While we do need to be aware of any errors on a ticket, a simple mistake in the spelling of your first
Inquiry: I was getting on the off ramp and going 109 km/h and the limit was 70 km/h and i failed to provide both the motor vehicle permit and the insurance card. Is there anything i can do about these tickets? and how many demerit points do i face having added to my license? Response: At 39 km/h over the
Inquiry: I was in a minor fender bender, I was at fault. I hit the woman in front of me. I was at a red light, light turned green, she started to go, I started to go, she stopped, I didn’t. Going less than 10 km/h. There was little to no damage to her, as well as mine. The
Inquiry: I was driving a friends car going from Toronto to Montreal, we were sharing driving responsibilities. He just received a photo radar ticket in the mail for going 16km/hr over with 1 demerit point. From what I’ve read online I thought demerit points could not be issued on photo radar tickets, is this true? Response: We will need more
Inquiry: I was involved with a rear end collision. I was unable to stop my car in time for a red light. The surface was fine but I did feel a skid of my car. I called the police immediately and was given an incident number and was told to go to the collision center. The cop there gave me
Inquiry: I was charged with driving without insurance in 2011 resulting in $6200 in fines. I have been paying consistently each month since and have brought my outstanding down to half. I have received 3 extensions in the past and have recently submitted a request for another. Is there a maximum number of extensions you can receive in Ontario or
Inquiry: Hi im 18 got pulled over with invalid plates the car is under my dads name but the insurance are under my name i did not get any ticket but i lost the plates and have a court date i told the cop i was on my way to service ontario to put the car and plates at my
Inquiry: Last night I was pulled over for rolling a stop sign, which I was surprised when told , but it was not worth it to argue. He aske dt see my license and I imformed him I renewed it online about 2 weeks ago , but coul dnot find the paperwork I printed online. He came back and
Inquiry: I was given a speeding ticket – 86k in 60k zone as stated on the ticket. The zone is however 50k (I took pictures) and I was driving with the flow of traffic. I have a clean driving record, I have not had a speeding ticket in 15 years. I will still go to court as the officer
Inquiry: I have a fine for 110. It was a POA. failing to turn right to avoid collision. It was due march 19th My son became ill and still is. ive missed work and i completely forgot. I tried to pay online however they do not accept visa/debit cards had no idea. I am waiting for my money to transfer
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