Distracted Driving Defence
Fight your distracted driving ticket in London, Ontario. Cell phone use while driving carries heavy fines and points. Expert defence. Free consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fine for using a cell phone while driving in Ontario?
First offence: $615-$1,000 fine, 3 demerit points, and 3-day licence suspension. Second offence: $615-$2,000, 6 points, and 7-day suspension. Third offence: $615-$3,000, 6 points, and 30-day suspension.
Can I fight a distracted driving ticket?
Yes. Common defences include proving you were legally parked, using the phone for a 911 emergency call, the device was in hands-free mode, or challenging the officer's observations and ability to clearly see the device.
Does holding a phone count as distracted driving even if not using it?
Yes, simply holding a cell phone or other electronic device while driving is enough for a distracted driving charge in Ontario, even if you were not actively using it. The device must be mounted or completely put away.
How long will this affect my insurance?
A traffic conviction typically affects insurance rates for 3 years from conviction date. Impact varies by insurer and offence. Fighting often costs less than long-term insurance increase.
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