Does Ontario’s New 110 km/h Speed Limit Change the Stunt Driving Rules?
Ontario raised the limit to 110 km/h — but 150 km/h is still stunt driving anywhere in the province. On a 110 highway you can be charged at just 40 over. Here’s what that means.
Ontario raised the limit to 110 km/h — but 150 km/h is still stunt driving anywhere in the province. On a 110 highway you can be charged at just 40 over. Here’s what that means.
Written by Jon Cohen, Partner at NextLaw · Published August 17, 2026 · Last updated August 17, 2026 · Applies to Ontario, Canada (Toronto focus).
Written by Jon Cohen, Partner at NextLaw — a speeding ticket law firm based in Toronto, representing drivers in every court in Ontario.Published August 17,
Written by Jon Cohen, Partner at NextLaw — a speeding ticket law firm based in Toronto, representing drivers in every court in Ontario.Published August 13,
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