Distracted Driving Defence in Ontario
Protect Your Licence • Avoid Demerit Points • Reduce Your Fine
Act Fast — You Have Limited Time to Respond
In Ontario, you have just 15 days after receiving a distracted driving ticket to decide how to respond.
Under the Highway Traffic Act (s.78.1), distracted driving is treated very seriously. A conviction can mean:
- Fines up to $1,000
- 3–6 demerit points
- Licence suspension (for repeat offences)
- Major insurance premium increases
Our licensed Ontario paralegals have defended countless distracted driving charges — helping drivers across Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Waterloo, and all of Ontario reduce penalties, protect their record, and in many cases, have charges withdrawn entirely.

Ontario Penalties for Distracted Driving (s.78.1)
Penalties depend on how many offences you’ve had:
- First offence: $615 fine, 3 demerit points, 3-day suspension
- Second offence: $615–$2,000 fine, 6 demerit points, 7-day suspension
- Third+ offence: $615–$3,000 fine, 6 demerit points, 30-day suspension
How We Defend Distracted Driving Tickets
When you hire Cordaie Paralegal Services, we will:
- Review your ticket and disclosure for legal and procedural errors
- Identify the strongest defence under the Highway Traffic Act
- Negotiate with prosecutors to reduce the charge to a lesser offence
- Represent you in court so you don’t have to appear
- We work to protect your record, your insurance rates, and your future.


Why Drivers Choose Cordaie Paralegal Services
- ✔ Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario
- ✔ Over 6 years’ experience defending distracted driving charges
- ✔ Transparent flat-rate pricing — no surprises
- ✔ Serving Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Waterloo, and all over Ontario
- ✔ A strong track record of successful defences
Client Success Story
★★★★★
"I honestly did not have any trust in paralegals and felt they only cared about fees, but Damian went beyond what I would expect. He was able to get my traffic ticket dismissed — something other paralegals told me wasn’t possible. Everything went smoothly, all promises were kept, and the communication was excellent. I’ll be going back to him for all my legal needs."
— Matt K., Verified Google Reviews

Get Help Now — Before It’s Too Late
Every day counts when fighting a stunt driving charge. Acting fast could mean the difference between a clean record and losing your licence.
Call: 844-4-WIN-4-ME
Email:
hello@cordaie.com
FAQs About Fighting Distracted Driving in Ontario
1. Will I lose my licence for distracted driving?
Yes, even a first offence comes with a 3-day suspension, with harsher penalties for repeat offences.
2. Does distracted driving always mean cell phone use?
No. It can include texting, eating, adjusting controls, or anything that takes your focus off the road.
3. Can distracted driving be reduced to a lesser offence?
Yes. With the right defence, it can often be reduced to a non-demerit traffic offence.
4. How many demerit points is distracted driving?
It depends: 3 points for a first offence, 6 points for repeat offences.
5. Do I have to go to court for a distracted driving ticket?
Not usually. A paralegal can attend on your behalf, review disclosure, and negotiate for a better outcome.
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