Red Light Tickets — Ontario Defence

Red light violations in Ontario result from officer observations or red light cameras. Convictions carry fines and demerit points affecting insurance. We defend both types of red light tickets through technical challenges and strategic negotiations.

Officer-issued tickets include demerit points; camera tickets do not but still increase insurance. We challenge evidence quality, timing, amber light duration, equipment calibration, and vehicle identification to seek dismissals or reductions.

How We Defend You

We review photo/video evidenceanalyze amber light timing, challenge equipment accuracy, assess emergency circumstances, negotiate with prosecutors, and provide full trial representation.

Penalties & Defence Strategies

Red light violations carry different penalties based on how issued. We tailor defences to evidence type and circumstances.

• Officer-issued: $260-$400 fine, 3 demerit points, insurance impact
• Red light camera: $325 fine, 0 demerit points, still affects insurance
• Amber light timing defences (minimum 3-5 seconds required)
• Equipment calibration and maintenance challenges
• Emergency circumstances and necessity defences

• What are the penalties for running a red light in Ontario?

• Do red light camera tickets give demerit points in Ontario?

• Can I fight a red light camera ticket in Ontario?

• How does amber light timing affect red light tickets?

• Will my insurance go up from a red light camera ticket?