G1驾车被警察抓到会怎么样
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You were lucky. Now, min $260x2.
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Class G1 Licence Holders
G1 licence holders under Ontario Graduated licensing program with a Class G1 licence have strict driving rules.
G1 Licence holders must obey the following guidelines or risk losing their driving privileges.
Demerit Points
Class G1 Licence holder accumulate the same demerit points for offences as all other drivers. Upon accumulation of six (6) demerit points the Ministry of Transportation may suspend the driver's licence or require the driver to attend at the offices of the MTO to show cause why their drivers licence should not be suspended.
Upon the accumulation of nine (9) demerit points the MTO will immediately suspend the driver's licence for thirty (30) days.
G1 licence holders under Ontario Graduated licensing program with a Class G1 licence have strict driving rules.
G1 Licence holders must obey the following guidelines or risk losing their driving privileges.
- Must drive with a class G licence holder (with 4 starts) in the front seat of the motor vehicle
- Must not drive between the hours of 12am and 6am.
- Must have a blood alcohol level of zero at all times
- Must not drive on 400 series highways, or provincial highways with speeds in excess of 80km/h
- Must ensure there are only one passenger per seat belt in the vehicle.
- Thirty (30) day licence suspension.
- A second driving offence will result in a six (6) month licence suspension..
- A conviction for any of these offences will dramatically effect the insurance rates of the driver as the insurance company perceives that the driver,
- If the conviction is for violating the alcohol rules, expect the driver to become considered "High Risk" Insurance candidate
Demerit Points
Class G1 Licence holder accumulate the same demerit points for offences as all other drivers. Upon accumulation of six (6) demerit points the Ministry of Transportation may suspend the driver's licence or require the driver to attend at the offices of the MTO to show cause why their drivers licence should not be suspended.
Upon the accumulation of nine (9) demerit points the MTO will immediately suspend the driver's licence for thirty (30) days.
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Driving Without Car Insurance in Ontario &
Ontario Insurance Premiums
Have you been caught driving in Ontario without Insurance? If you have insurance and failed to surrender your insurance slip, this will be very easy for us to win. If don't have car insurance and have been issued a ticket for driving without insurance coverage; this type of ticket holds a minimum $5000 fine amount. We strongly urge you to call us right away for your free quote and allow our professional paralegals and lawyers to represent you at Toronto Traffic Tickets. Call 416 423 7016 for your Free Quote Today!
Below is the official Ontario HTA regulation:
"2. (1) Subject to the regulations, no owner or lessee of a motor vehicle shall,
(a) operate the motor vehicle; or
(b) cause or permit the motor vehicle to be operated,
on a highway unless the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of automobile insurance. 1994, c. 11, s. 383; 1996, c. 21, s. 50 (3)."
First Offence = $5000 to $25000 fine.
Second Offence = $10000 to $50000 fine.
The insurance industry in Ontario categorize convictions on your driving record as MAJOR and MINOR offences. Major offences include all criminal driving offences i.e.. Impaired Driving, and the following Highway Traffic Act offences: Fail to remain at an accident, Fail to stop for Police, Careless Driving, Fail to stop for school bus, Racing, Speeding over 50 km/h, Fail to report accident, Driving while under suspension, and any G1 or G2 Drivers license conditions offences. A major conviction can result in a premium increase of 50-300% or higher. Your insurance company may also choose not to renew your policy, you would then be labeled as a high risk driver, and placed into facility insurance where the premiums are very high. You could remain there for 3 years (minimum) or longer.
A drivers license suspension for unpaid fines or any other reason will appear on your driving record resulting in an increase in your premiums or cancellation of your policy.
Fraud or misrepresentation to the insurance company is also considered a major offence and will be held against you for up to 6 years.
Minor offences include any other Highway Traffic Act, Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, or Municipal traffic bylaw offences. Speeding convictions between 30-49 km/h over the limit are treated more seriously than a minor offence by some insurance companies but not as serious as a major offence. These higher speeding convictions can have an immediate premium increase.
By-law parking tickets may not affect your drivers license and they may not reflect on your driving record.
Some insurance companies will not renew your policy if you have 3 or more convictions on your record within a 3 year period. Convictions are held against you by the insurance companies for a minimum of 3 years before they forgive and forget. Insurance companies hold all convictions against you whether they are equipment or minor offences that carry no demerit points. Insurance companies are not interested in demerit points in most instances, but insurers of commercial fleets can consider drivers demerit and CVOR points. If the driver has 6 or more demerit points on their record, they can be deemed un-insurable by the insurance company.
All criminal convictions remain on your driving record for the rest of your life. Only demerit points subtract off your record after two years from the date of the offence. Pardons only apply to criminal driving offences, if granted.
Insurance companies assess fault in relation to accidents. If you are assessed an at fault accident, it will be held against you for a minimum of 5 years before the insurance company forgives and forgets. Additional at fault accidents within the 5 years will further increase your risk factor as a driver and further increase your premiums.
Insurance companies differ on their policies with regards to number of convictions and time limits etc. A few things to make note of if you receive a ticket. Before you act on the ticket consult with someone as to the repercussions. Some charges carry very high fines, into the thousands of dollars, drivers license or motor vehicle permit suspensions, demerit points, and even jail.
It is not unusual for some unfortunate drivers to be paying several thousand dollars for car insurance because they didn't react properly to a ticket. Before you pay that ticket get the facts first.
Ontario Insurance Premiums
Have you been caught driving in Ontario without Insurance? If you have insurance and failed to surrender your insurance slip, this will be very easy for us to win. If don't have car insurance and have been issued a ticket for driving without insurance coverage; this type of ticket holds a minimum $5000 fine amount. We strongly urge you to call us right away for your free quote and allow our professional paralegals and lawyers to represent you at Toronto Traffic Tickets. Call 416 423 7016 for your Free Quote Today!
Below is the official Ontario HTA regulation:
"2. (1) Subject to the regulations, no owner or lessee of a motor vehicle shall,
(a) operate the motor vehicle; or
(b) cause or permit the motor vehicle to be operated,
on a highway unless the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of automobile insurance. 1994, c. 11, s. 383; 1996, c. 21, s. 50 (3)."
First Offence = $5000 to $25000 fine.
Second Offence = $10000 to $50000 fine.
The insurance industry in Ontario categorize convictions on your driving record as MAJOR and MINOR offences. Major offences include all criminal driving offences i.e.. Impaired Driving, and the following Highway Traffic Act offences: Fail to remain at an accident, Fail to stop for Police, Careless Driving, Fail to stop for school bus, Racing, Speeding over 50 km/h, Fail to report accident, Driving while under suspension, and any G1 or G2 Drivers license conditions offences. A major conviction can result in a premium increase of 50-300% or higher. Your insurance company may also choose not to renew your policy, you would then be labeled as a high risk driver, and placed into facility insurance where the premiums are very high. You could remain there for 3 years (minimum) or longer.
A drivers license suspension for unpaid fines or any other reason will appear on your driving record resulting in an increase in your premiums or cancellation of your policy.
Fraud or misrepresentation to the insurance company is also considered a major offence and will be held against you for up to 6 years.
Minor offences include any other Highway Traffic Act, Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, or Municipal traffic bylaw offences. Speeding convictions between 30-49 km/h over the limit are treated more seriously than a minor offence by some insurance companies but not as serious as a major offence. These higher speeding convictions can have an immediate premium increase.
By-law parking tickets may not affect your drivers license and they may not reflect on your driving record.
Some insurance companies will not renew your policy if you have 3 or more convictions on your record within a 3 year period. Convictions are held against you by the insurance companies for a minimum of 3 years before they forgive and forget. Insurance companies hold all convictions against you whether they are equipment or minor offences that carry no demerit points. Insurance companies are not interested in demerit points in most instances, but insurers of commercial fleets can consider drivers demerit and CVOR points. If the driver has 6 or more demerit points on their record, they can be deemed un-insurable by the insurance company.
All criminal convictions remain on your driving record for the rest of your life. Only demerit points subtract off your record after two years from the date of the offence. Pardons only apply to criminal driving offences, if granted.
Insurance companies assess fault in relation to accidents. If you are assessed an at fault accident, it will be held against you for a minimum of 5 years before the insurance company forgives and forgets. Additional at fault accidents within the 5 years will further increase your risk factor as a driver and further increase your premiums.
Insurance companies differ on their policies with regards to number of convictions and time limits etc. A few things to make note of if you receive a ticket. Before you act on the ticket consult with someone as to the repercussions. Some charges carry very high fines, into the thousands of dollars, drivers license or motor vehicle permit suspensions, demerit points, and even jail.
It is not unusual for some unfortunate drivers to be paying several thousand dollars for car insurance because they didn't react properly to a ticket. Before you pay that ticket get the facts first.
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Just couple of hundred fine, and you will get a ticket. It's not end of the world, but I guess you will have hard time for your insurance rate in the future.
If I were you, I will avoid to drive of G1 alone.
If I were you, I will avoid to drive of G1 alone.
