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Driving under suspension You may not drive, under any circumstances, when your licence is suspended. If you are convicted of driving while your licence is suspended for an HTA offence, you will face fines in the thousands of dollars. The court may order you to spend up to six months in jail.

If you incur between nine and 14 penalty points RoadSafetyBC will issue a warning letter informing you that any further points will result in a driving prohibition. For Class 7 drivers, the threshold for intervention is much lower.

How Long does a Suspended License Stay on your Record in Ontario? A driver's license suspension in Ontario is documented on your MVR (Motor Vehicle Report) for three years. Once the driver's license suspension is off your motor vehicle record you still need to disclose the suspension to your insurance broker.

The penalty for one speeding ticket can range between $138 to $483, and three penalty points. For some offences such as excessive speeding, a Driver Risk Premium200b may apply in addition to fines and points. 200bFor more information see our full listing of fines and points for B.C. traffic offences.

If you receive a DUI, the conviction will stay on your permanent record for three years. But if that conviction is accompanied by a license suspension, that time will double to six years. If further infractions occur, convictions can stay on your record even longer.

The only way to stop points from being added to your licence is to dispute the ticket. We can't stress this enough: if you pay the fine, there very little you can do to remove the related points. Your best option is to dispute the ticket. You lose nothing by challenging a ticket.

Most driving infractions stay on your driving record for 3 years. At-fault accidents can stay on your record for up to 10 years. In most instances, the only way to clean your driving record is time. Drive accident and ticket-free and wait for the time to expire.