Driving While Suspended Defence in Ontario
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Act Fast — Driving While Suspended Is a Serious Offence
In Ontario, driving while suspended is one of the most serious traffic offences under the Highway Traffic Act. Unlike a simple ticket, this charge carries life-changing penalties that can affect your ability to work, travel, and even keep your vehicle.
A conviction can mean:
- Mandatory licence suspension extensions
- Massive fines (up to $5,000 for a first offence, and up to $25,000 for repeat offences)
- Vehicle impoundment
- Possible jail time (up to 6 months for repeat offenders)
- Skyrocketing insurance premiums
If you’ve been charged, you can’t afford to ignore it — you need an experienced legal defence on your side.

Ontario Penalties for Driving While Suspended (Highway Traffic Act, s.53)
- Fines of $1,000–$5,000 for a first offence
- Fines of $2,000–$25,000 for repeat offences
- Automatic vehicle impoundment (7 days)
- Court appearances are mandatory
- Jail time of up to 6 months (especially for repeat offenders)
One mistake can follow you for years. Don’t let this happen without a fight.
How We Can Help You
When you hire Cordaie Paralegal Services, we will:
- ✔ Review your disclosure for legal or procedural errors
- ✔ Challenge the validity of the licence suspension and the officer’s evidence
- ✔ Negotiate with prosecutors to reduce penalties or withdraw the charge
- ✔ Represent you in court so you don’t have to appear
We fight to protect your record, your licence, and your future.


Why Ontario Drivers Choose Cordaie Paralegal Services
- ✔
Licensed by the
Law Society of Ontario
- ✔ Over 6 years’ experience defending suspended licence and serious driving charges
- ✔ Flat-rate pricing — no hidden surprises
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Serving
Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Waterloo, and across Ontario
- ✔ Proven track record
of successful outcomes for Ontario drivers
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
Deadlines are strict and penalties are severe. Don’t risk fines, suspensions, or jail time by waiting.
Call:
844-4-WIN-4-ME
Email:
hello@cordaie.com
Or click below to start your Free Case Review today.
FAQs About Driving While Suspended in Ontario
1. Is driving while suspended a criminal offence?
No — it is prosecuted under the Highway Traffic Act, not the Criminal Code.
But the penalties are extremely severe and can include jail time, so it is treated very seriously in court.
2. Will my vehicle be impounded if I’m caught?
Yes. Police will immediately impound your vehicle for 7 days, even before your case goes to court.
3. Can a driving while suspended charge be reduced?
Yes. In many cases, with strong legal defence, the charge can be reduced to a lesser offence, or penalties minimized.
The outcome depends on your circumstances and the evidence.
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