In this video series, we provide insights into how CVOR points work, how they affect you, and how to manage them. Read More
A frequently asked question that concerns most commercial drivers is "How long do points stay on your CVOR?". It’s important to understand what exactly are CVOR points, how they affect your driving record and their consequences. What Are CVOR...
CVOR Points vs. Demerit Points First, it's crucial to understand the difference between CVOR points and demerit points. While demerit points apply to all drivers, CVOR points specifically impact commercial vehicle drivers and their carriers,...
For commercial motor vehicle operators in Ontario, staying informed about your Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR) record is important for many. The CVOR system tracks the on road performance of commercial carriers, including details...
Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration (CVOR) points are a crucial aspect for professional drivers and companies in Ontario. Understanding the implications of CVOR points is essential for both drivers and the companies they work for. Here's why CVOR points are...
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The short answer is no. While most traffic laws only apply to public roads, certain laws, like stunt driving/racing and dangerous driving can still be enforced on private property. However, speeding tickets under section 128 of the Highway Traffic Act cannot be issued...
Speeding tickets in Ontario is a common concern for drivers. While every resident is familiar with the authority carried by police officers, what about peace officers? Their role in traffic law enforcement is confusing to a lot of drivers and whether they have the...
Drivers must abide by posted speed limits to ensure the safety of both workers and motorists. Speeding in these areas leads to increased fines, sometimes doubled, to discourage risky behaviour. Fines can escalate significantly if one’s speed exceeds 30 km/h...
