The Highway Traffic Act is a section of judicial regulations that covers the operation of motorized vehicles on our roadways both municipally and provincially. The regulations set forth in the Highway Traffic Act aren’t just for highways, but they cover city driving as well. Any charge or infraction is presented in the Ontario Court of Justice as a Provincial Offence.

Here are some examples of Highway Traffic Act infractions:

• Excessive speeds
• Dangerous operation of a motorized vehicle
• Impaired Driving
• Unlicensed operation of a motorized vehicle
• Failure to yield/failure to stop
• Operation of an unregistered motorized vehicle

How can SDG Paralegal help you with Highway Traffic Act infractions?

Highway Traffic Act infractions fall under Provincial Offence and are heard in the Ontario Court of Justice. We can help prepare you for what to expect, explain what your rights are and help better define the charge you’re facing.

Call us to find out more about how we can help you get the answers you need when dealing with Highway Traffic Act infractions in the Ontario Court of Justice.

The Ministry of Transportation requires that all commercial vehicles that meet the qualifications for registration be operated by a licensed operator that has received the Commercial Vehicle Operators Registration. This includes the following vehicles, but is not limited to the following list:

• Tow trucks regardless of weight (including flatbed trucks that tilt)
• Trucks with a gross weight of more than 4,500kg
• Buses with a seating capacity of 10 or more occupants

Depending on the truck/bus, you may require additional registration or certifications.

How can SDG Paralegal help you with the Commercial Vehicle Operators Registrations?

We can help navigate the registration process and ensure that you have the proper documentation when processing your registration as well as to ensure you are correctly certified and registered to operate the commercial vehicle.

Call us to find out more about how we can help you get the answers you need when dealing with the Commercial Vehicle Operators Registration process.