Traffic Tickets

Heightened traffic enforcement near schools remains a significant component of Ontario’s road safety framework. School zones are designated as community safety areas under the Highway Traffic Act, where penalties may be increased to promote the protection of vulnerable pedestrians, particularly children. Legal service providers such as MTS Paralegal Services Professional Corporation frequently observe that motorists… Read More

Spring Break is often associated with family travel, road trips across Ontario, and increased vehicular traffic on highways leading to popular destinations. During this period, enforcement initiatives intensify, and roadside scrutiny becomes more prevalent. Drivers frequently underestimate the legal implications of travel-related infractions, particularly when unfamiliar routes, congested highways, and time pressures converge. It is… Read More

MTS Paralegal Services Professional Corporation regularly encounters confusion and frustration surrounding parking tickets issued on private property in Ontario. Unlike municipal parking infractions, private parking tickets occupy a distinct legal category that is frequently misunderstood by drivers. These tickets are often issued by private parking enforcement companies operating on behalf of property owners, such as… Read More

Traffic tickets in Ontario may seem minor, but ignoring them can have serious and lasting consequences. Under Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act (HTA) and Provincial Offences Act (POA), there are strict timelines and processes in place. Failing to act can result in default convictions, increased fines, and even a licence suspension. Below is a clear breakdown… Read More

If you recently received a camera ticket in the mail, you might be wondering if it still counts. Ontario’s new decision to remove speed cameras within two weeks has created plenty of confusion — and maybe a bit of cautious optimism for drivers. The big question is: Are those photo radar fines still legitimate? Let’s… Read More