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You might find yourself asking: is speeding a criminal offence? The answer is not as straightforward as it seems. While minor speeding may be classified as an infraction rather than…

Drivers in Ontario are legally allowed to consume non-alcoholic beer with a 0.0% ABV (alcohol by volume) while driving, as it contains no alcohol. However, it’s important to note that…

The main distinction between “DWI” and “DUI” in Canada is their informal usage, especially regarding impaired driving offences in Ontario. The correct legal term is “impaired operation”. While many still…

Checking traffic tickets online in Ontario is quick, free, and an important tool for drivers to utilize thanks to the Provincial Offences Act online services.  Here’s a quick guide on…

If you received a traffic ticket in Ontario, you may want to file for a disclosure request. Traffic defence lawyers and paralegals play a pivotal role in the disclosure request…

If you’ve missed a scheduled traffic court date in Ontario, you may be feeling anxious about the potential repercussions. Whether it was due to a simple oversight, a misunderstanding of…

While alcohol is common in daily life, the consequences of drinking and driving can be severe, including accidents, injuries, fines, suspension of your licence, or imprisonment. Understanding the blood alcohol…

One of the most pressing concerns for drivers in Ontario is understanding how long traffic tickets remain on their records. Whether the offence is a minor infraction or a more…