The stakes are higher for professional drivers. A conviction for a commercial vehicle offence in Ontario results in both demerit points on your personal abstract and CVOR points on your company's record. Even a "minor" ticket can make you unemployable or uninsurable. Fines for CVOR violations can be enormous, and too many points can trigger a full MTO audit of your company, potentially leading to plate seizures or the suspension of operating privileges.
This is why you must fight every charge. As the leading truck traffic ticket lawyer Sudbury drivers trust, TicketZapper's entire focus is on protecting your record. We handle everything from speeding to logbook errors, overweight charges, and equipment violations. Our experienced team of lawyers and paralegals knows how to defend a truck driver ticket lawyer Sudbury case, and we have the same expertise for any charge a truck driver ticket lawyer Thunder Bay would handle. We fight to keep your abstract clean and your CVOR points at zero.
CVOR Points Impact
- Logbook Violations: 5-10 CVOR points depending on severity
- Overweight Charges: 5-10 CVOR points plus heavy fines
- Equipment Violations: 2-15 CVOR points for major defects
- Speeding in a CMV: 5 CVOR points plus demerit points
Hiring TicketZapper is an investment in protecting your career. We fight to have your charges withdrawn completely or reduced to a zero-point violation that won't impact your CVOR rating or employability.
CVOR Points Threat
Commercial tickets add CVOR points to your company's safety rating. Too many points can trigger MTO audits, higher insurance, and suspension of operating privileges.
Employment Impact
A single conviction can make you unemployable as many carriers won't hire drivers with recent CVOR convictions on their record.
Massive Fines
Commercial vehicle fines are significantly higher than regular traffic tickets, often costing thousands of dollars.
Northern Ontario Coverage
We defend truck tickets across Northern Ontario, from Sudbury to Thunder Bay, with expertise in local MTO procedures and courts.