Speeding Tickets - Demerit Points
The Ministry of Transportation assigns demerit points for speeding tickets.
List of demerit points for speeding tickets
0 to 15 kilometres per hour - no loss of points
16 to 29 kilometres per hour - 3 demerit points
30 to 49 kilometres per hour - 4 demerit points
50 kilometres more that the limit - 6 demerit points/30 Day suspension
G1 licence holder – 4 demerit points – 30 day suspension
G2 licence holder – 4 demerit points – 30 day suspension
M1 licence holder – 4 demerit points – 30 day suspension
Demerit points are accumulated, not lost. Those with a full class G licence can accumulate nine (9) demerit points, at which time the Ministry of Transport will ask for the driver to attend for an interview at the Ministry of Transportation Licensing offices to interview the driver regarding their driving habits to decide whether or not to suspend the licence.
At fifteen (15) demerit points the Ministry of Transportation will suspend the drivers licence for thirty (30) days.
Demerit points stay on your licence for two years from the date of the offence. The conviction stays on your licence for one extra year.
If the driver pleads guilty to the ticket shortly after the offence date, the conviction and points will go on the record forthwith.
If the driver applies for a court date, no conviction is registered until after the court date and the subsequent time for the two years for demerit points goes back to the offence date.
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