Got a traffic ticket in Toronto?
Upload your Toronto ticket and get an organized intake summary with the fine, demerit points, relevant dates, and information you may need to confirm. Professional matching is available during the pilot only for eligible test cases. Toronto issues more traffic and parking tickets than any other Ontario municipality, with POA courts at Old City Hall and several district locations.
Where Toronto tickets are heard
Traffic tickets issued in Toronto are prosecuted under the Provincial Offences Act at the Toronto Provincial Offences Court (Old City Hall / various). You have 15 days from the date on your ticket to respond. You can pay, request an early resolution meeting, or request a trial. If the deadline has passed, confirm the status with the court or municipality before deciding what to do next.
Organize a Toronto ticket in 3 steps
Upload your ticket
Snap a photo of your Toronto offence notice. We organize the charge, fine, dates, and demerit point information.
Review your intake summary
Confirm extracted fields, missing information, and the next status in your TicketRelief tracker.
Prepare for professional matching
When matching is available, an eligible lawyer or paralegal who handles Toronto matters can review an anonymized lead first.
Ticket Relief is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The intake summary is general information only. Other Ontario cities: Mississauga · Brampton · Ottawa · Hamilton · London · Markham