Speeding ticket defence in Barrie and Across Ontario

Ontario Provincial Police officer using a handheld radar speed detector outdoors

Fines are higher in community safety zones, school zones and construction zones with workers present.

How we can help:

  • Review the ticket and disclosure for errors and weaknesses

  • Explain the risks to your record, insurance and employment

  • Negotiate with the prosecutor where it makes sense

  • Represent you at trial or a resolution meeting

No outcome can be guaranteed, but you can make an informed decision before you give up your right to defend the charge.

Speeding ticket FAQs

Speeding Tickets

Paying a speeding ticket is treated as a guilty plea. That can put demerit points on your licence and raise your insurance rates, sometimes for years. Before you pay, find out whether you have a better option.

We review your ticket, the officer’s evidence and the circumstances, then explain what you are facing and what can realistically be done. If you hire us, we deal with the court process for you, and in many cases you do not need to attend yourself.

What a speeding conviction can mean

  • 1 to 15 km/hr over: a fine, no demerit points

  • 16 to 29 km/hr over: a fine and 3 demerit points

  • 30 to 49 km/hr over: a fine and 4 demerit points, or, in some cases, a stunt driving charge

  • 50+ km/hr over: 6 demerit points and a fine, or, more likely, a charge for stunt stiving. See our Stunt Driving page