Stunt Driving – The officer did not treat me right
A stunt driving roadside charge can be a devastating experience, especially if you were unaware of your speed. An officer pulls you over, writes a
A stunt driving roadside charge can be a devastating experience, especially if you were unaware of your speed. An officer pulls you over, writes a
Understanding Charges for Stunt Driving and Speeding in Ontario: A Detailed Guide. So, you’ve been pulled over and handed two tickets, one for stunt driving
Often, individuals charged with Stunt Driving in Ontario are left confused at the roadside, because the officer did not show them the radar. The officer
After your charge for Stunt Driving in Ontario, you noticed that there is an “administrative suspension” on your driving record. This reflects the 30-day suspension
You were pulled over for speeding. The officer clocked you going 45 km/h over the limit in a 70 km/h zone. That’s stunt driving. You think: “Why didn’t the officer just write it down as 39 over? That would have been regular speeding. Why did they have to charge me with stunt driving?” It’s a fair question. But the answer reveals something important about how Ontario’s traffic justice system actually works—and why your case isn’t over yet.
Will I Lose My Uber Eats Job After a Stunt Driving Charge? The short answer is: probably not immediately, but yes, eventually—unless you act now.