Traffic Ticket Lawyer – Guelph, ON
If you have received a traffic ticket in the Guelph area, our team of experienced traffic ticket paralegals and lawyers can help you fight it. We offer free consultations to answer your questions and provide you a quote for our services. Call us today for your consultation.
Traffic Tickets Issued in Guelph
Guelph and surrounding areas are patrolled by two police forces: the Guelph Police Service (GPS) and the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). These police forces issue Provincial Offences tickets that are prosecuted at the Guelph Provincial Offences Courthouse.
Due to its unreliable and underdeveloped transit system, most Guelph residents have a vehicle to travel in and around the city. This translates into a lot of tickets issued by the GPS and OPP. Typical tickets issued by the police services are Speeding, Distracted Driving, Careless Driving, Seatbelt tickets, Fail to Stop for Red Light/Stop Sign and a variety of other offences. These charges can come with demerit points and other penalties that will not be listed on the ticket.
Guelph Traffic Ticket Defence
OTD Legal Services offers a free, no obligation consultation and quote for your Guelph traffic matter. Our experienced team of lawyers and paralegals are licensed to practice law by the Law Society of Ontario. OTD Legal Services offers a block fee, which covers everything from start to finish. No matter how many court appearances or how hard it is to find parking, you can rest assured that our licensed and experienced team will do whatever it takes to get the best result possible for your case for a one-time affordable fee. Call OTD Legal now to speak to a licensed representative about how we can fight your Guelph traffic ticket.
For a fast, free quote, text a picture of your ticket to 226-240-2480
Where is the Guelph Traffic Court located?
Guelph Provincial Offences Court
The Guelph Provincial Offences Court is located in the heart of downtown Guelph at 59 Carden Street. If you find yourself charged with a traffic offence in Guelph, you may find their traffic court a bit chaotic and very busy. All Provincial Offences matters are scheduled at 10:00 am, and the wait time is often hours. The Guelph court operates on a first come, first served basis. This means that there may be several trials heard before the court calls your matter, even if your matter is resolved. It is not uncommon for the court to call the officer in to give testimony as a matter is called, and this often means that you must wait for the officer involved to get to court. Adjournments are common and can result in multiple court appearances. There is also a shortage of ideal parking, making the trek to get to the courthouse longer than with most courts. If you find a prime parking spot, you will pay for it accordingly.
59 Carden St, Guelph, ON N1H 2Z9
(519) 826-0762
