Fail To report
3 demerit points & a fine of up to $1000
JUSTICEJOLT© licensed paralegals will help you avoid fines, demerit points, increase in insurance and/or licence suspension.
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Offence
Demerit Points
Fines
Failing to remain at the scene of an accident or report it appropriately carries severe legal consequences under both the Criminal Code and the Highway Traffic Act. Drivers must understand their obligations and seek legal guidance if facing charges related to these offenses.
Fail To Report An Accident
Every person in charge of a motor vehicle who is directly or indirectly involved in an accident shall, if the accident results in personal injuries or in damage to property apparently exceeding an amount prescribed by regulation, report the accident.
- Leaving the scene of an accident is illegal under both federal and provincial laws in Ontario.
- Drivers must immediately return to the scene and provide necessary information to those involved.
- Law mandates reporting accidents involving injuries or property damage exceeding $2,000.
- Underestimating damage can lead to penalties, including fines and demerit points.
- Defense is available if damage was perceived to be below $2,000 with no personal injuries.
Criminal Code – “Failure to Stop after Accident”
- The charge necessitates proof that the accused failed to stop, offer assistance, or provide contact information.
- Accused individuals may be investigated based on vehicle registration information.
- Seeking legal advice is crucial before engaging with the police.
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Penalties under the Criminal Code
- Hybrid offense with punishments ranging from imprisonment to license suspension.
- Conviction results in a criminal record.
Highway Traffic Act – “Fail to Remain or Stop”
- Requires individuals involved in an accident to remain at the scene, provide assistance, and share pertinent information.
Penalties under the Highway Traffic Act
- Fines between $400 and $2,000, up to six months’ jail time, or both.
- Demerit points and potential license suspension for up to two years.
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At JUSTICEJOLT©, we exclusively represent drivers who have been charged with traffic offences and are experts in this area of law.
With JUSTICEJOLT© on your side, we can stand in for you in court and typically eliminate the need for you to attend in person.
At JUSTICEJOLT©, we are committed to providing top-tier legal representation that protects your license and saves you money on insurance, so you can get back on the road with peace of mind.
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ONTARIO TRAFFIC TICKETS
- Careless Driving
- Careless vs Dangerous Driving
- CVOR Offences
- Dangerous Driving
- Demerit Points
- Distracted Driving
- Disobey Sign
- Driving Under Suspension
- Follow Too Close
- Failing to Move
- Failing to Remain
- Failing to Report
- Fail to Stop
- Fail to Yield
- Fail to Stop for School Bus
- Handheld Device
- HOV Lane Ticket
- Improper Driving
- Moving Ontarians Safely Act (MOMS Act – Bill 282)
- No Insurance
- No Licence
- Racing a Motor Vehicle
- Seatbelt Violation
- Speeding
- Stunt Driving
- Reckless Driving
CRIMINAL CHARGES
- ASSAULT
- CHARGED WITH CARELESS DRIVING
- IS CARELESS DRIVING A CRIMINAL OFFENCE?
- DANGEROUS OPERATION
- DRUG OFFENCES
- FAIL/REFUSE TO PROVIDE BREATH SAMPLE
- FAILURE TO STOP AFTER ACCIDENT
- FLIGHT FROM PEACE OFFICER
- FRAUD
- IMPAIRED DRIVING
- IMPAIRED DRIVING CAUSING BODILY HARM
- OVER 80MG
- OPERATION WHILE PROHIBITED
- THEFT
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