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What happens if I do not pay a speeding ticket in British Columbia?

December 8, 2022

Many people are frustrated when they receive speeding tickets. They worry about the cost and points associated with the ticket and sometimes decide they will not pay for...

Do they need to show me my speed?

August 29, 2022

When you get a speeding ticket it’s normal to wonder whether the police did everything correctly. How did they measure your speed? Did they do it correctly? One of the...

How long is too long of a delay to have your trial in traffic court?

June 20, 2022

In Canada, the court systems are split into two sections: Superior and Provincial courts. When it comes to understanding traffic court, it is important to recognize...

A traffic ticket is a big issue

May 10, 2022

When drivers in BC get a traffic ticket, they may think it’s no big deal. After all, the fines for most traffic offences in BC are very low. They are so low that they...

An expert in police traffic enforcement

April 21, 2022

One reason people lose their trial in traffic court is that they don’t know what evidence needs to be called to challenge the evidence of the police. A police officer...

What is an excessive speeding ticket and how do I beat it?

April 19, 2022

Anyone in BC who receives an excessive speeding ticket faces some significant consequences and hefty financial penalties. The threshold for excessive speeding in British...

Lawyers in traffic court and the BC government’s interference

April 5, 2022

Having a lawyer to represent you in traffic court is just as important as having a lawyer for any legal situation you might find yourself in. Having someone who is an...

BC Traffic Court is back in-person

January 26, 2022

Starting Monday, January 31st, traffic court cases will be back to in-person proceedings. Courthouses will continue to follow the BC government’s guidance on how...

Traffic Court Omicron Update for BC Cont’d

January 11, 2022

The BC Provincial courts have provided a further Covid-19 update regarding all traffic court hearings. Hearings scheduled from January 10 to January 28 have officially...

Traffic Court Omicron Update for BC

January 4, 2022

All traffic court hearings in B.C. set for the week of January 4 to January 7, 2022, have been canceled. The ease of contagion observed with the Omicron variant has...

What happens if I do not pay a speeding ticket in British Columbia?

Do they need to show me my speed?

How long is too long of a delay to have your trial in traffic court?

A traffic ticket is a big issue

An expert in police traffic enforcement

What is an excessive speeding ticket and how do I beat it?

Lawyers in traffic court and the BC government’s interference

BC Traffic Court is back in-person

Traffic Court Omicron Update for BC Cont’d

Traffic Court Omicron Update for BC

History of the Motor Vehicle Act

Careless Driving

Excessive Speeding

Failure to Obey

Speeding

Using Electronic Device While Driving

Running A Yellow Light

Driving Without A Drivers LIcense

Speed Enforcement Methods

Superintendent of Motor Vehicles

Driving While Prohibited