Stunt driving is an offence listed in section 172,1 of the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario.

• No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a roadway in a race or contest,
  • while performing a stunt or
  • on a bet or wager
• Every person who contravenes subsection (1) is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to
  • a fine of not less than $2,000 and not more than $10,000 or
  • to imprisonment for a term of not more than six months, or to both, and
  • a mandatory 1 year licence suspension

Although section 172 of the HTA makes Stunt Driving an offence, the description of what is Stunt Driving is within Ontario Regulation 455/07.

Stunt driving tickets have serious penalties that can affect your ability to drive, insurance rates and your employment, including:

• six (6) demerit points
• thirty (30) day licence suspension
• fourteen (14) day vehicle impoundment
• fine of two thousand ($2000.00) dollars
• mandatory 1 year licence suspension upon conviction
• imprisonment up to six (6) months
• dramatic increase of insurance rates

★★★★★ Amazing job, and amazing result by OTT Legal. I’m very happy with the result. No ticket, no charge, and no demerit points. I’m a satisfied client. Thank you so much! I will definitely recommend OTT. Gene Santiago

Our legal team has a vast experience in all areas of traffic law including trials and appeals.

We have successfully defended individuals charged with nearly every type of stunt driving charge in provincial courts, our goal is to:

• win your case completely,
• save your demerit points,
• avoid any licence suspensions, and
• stop your insurance rates from being increased

We charge a flat fee for services, there are no extra or hidden charges.

In disputing your traffic ticket, we order the officers notes, and fully investigate and prepare your case for trial.

On the trial date an experienced paralegal experienced in stunt driving defence, will appear to fight your charge.

Most times drivers do not have to appear in court.

When we fight a stunt driving ticket, we look at four lines of defence:

• did the defendant actually do what the police officer is alleging?
• did the police officer do everything properly and then properly prepare the case for the court?
• did the prosecutors office do their job properly?
• did the court system do everything properly?

If there is an error in the prosecutions case, the charge can be dismissed.

OTT Legal offers a free opportunity to call and discuss your case with a former officer or paralegal, there is no obligation to use our services, the legal advice you receive is free and without obligation.