Ontario Traffic Ticket Forms & Court Directory
Complete directory of Ontario traffic ticket (POA) forms and city-by-city court information. Find your local court, pay or dispute your ticket online, and download Provincial Offences Act forms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to respond to a traffic ticket in Ontario?
You have 15 calendar days from receiving the ticket to choose one of three options: pay the fine (guilty plea), request an early resolution meeting with the prosecutor, or request a trial by filing a Notice of Intention to Appear (Form 8).
How do I fight a traffic ticket in Ontario?
File a Notice of Intention to Appear (Form 8) within 15 days of receiving your ticket. This requests a trial date. A licensed paralegal can represent you at trial and may get the charge reduced or dismissed entirely.
Can I pay my traffic ticket online in Ontario?
Yes, most Ontario cities accept online payment through paytickets.ca or their own municipal portal. Toronto uses secure.toronto.ca/POAWeb. Check our city directory for your specific court's payment options.
Can a paralegal represent me for a traffic ticket?
Yes, licensed paralegals can represent you in Provincial Offences Court for all traffic tickets including speeding, red lights, careless driving, stunt driving, and more. They handle the entire process from filing to trial.
Contact Legal Assist
Legal Assist Paralegal Services — Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. Serving London, Ontario and Southwestern Ontario. Call 226-272-5153 or email jeanfrancois@legalassist.london for a free consultation.