Got a traffic ticket in Toronto?
Upload your Toronto ticket and get an instant, free AI assessment — see your fine, demerit points, and whether it's worth fighting. If it is, connect with a vetted Ontario traffic lawyer or paralegal who handles Toronto matters. 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 — pay, request an early resolution meeting, or request a trial. Missing that window can result in an automatic conviction.
Fighting a Toronto ticket in 3 steps
Upload your ticket
Snap a photo of your Toronto offence notice — our AI reads the charge, fine, and demerit points in seconds.
Get your free assessment
See whether the charge is worth contesting, your likely options, and the realistic cost of fighting vs. paying.
Match with a local lawyer
If it's worth it, a vetted lawyer or paralegal who handles Toronto matters reviews your case and reaches out.
Ticket Relief is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Assessments are informational only. Other Ontario cities: Mississauga · Brampton · Ottawa · Hamilton · London · Markham