If you operate a motor vehicle without a driver’s licence, or if your driver’s licence has expired, you could be charged with this offence. Your driver’s licence should correspond to the class of vehicle you are driving (i.e.., motorcycle, tractor-trailer, etc.) In Ontario, there are 15 different classes of driver’s licenses.
No demerits are issued for driving without a valid licence, however, you will be fined. This charge remains on your driving record for three (3) years and may increase your insurance rates.
For advice and legal support, contact Traffic Court Advocates today.
