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A $5,000 minimum fine and possible licence consequences make this a charge to take seriously. ParaCan reviews your documents and the circumstances, then fights your case. Call now or get a free case review. Rates from $499.
What to do now
What should I do after a no-insurance charge?
Keep the ticket, insurance card, policy documents and any correspondence about coverage. The allegation and insurance records need to be reviewed together, and the response date on the document still applies.
Questions drivers ask
How much is a ticket for driving without insurance in Ontario?
Ontario law provides for substantial penalties. The exact amount and consequences depend on the allegation, record and outcome, so do not rely on a short online answer instead of the documents in your own matter.
Does a ticket automatically prove there was no insurance coverage?
No single document answers every factual question about coverage. Preserve the ticket, policy documents and correspondence, then have the allegation reviewed against the circumstances of your own matter.
What insurance documents should I keep?
Keep every page of the ticket or summons, policy documents, proof of coverage, correspondence and records connected to the vehicle. Do not alter the documents.
General information only, not legal advice. The facts of each matter can change the available options.
Official Ontario source: Ontario Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act.
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