Speeding Ticket Fine Calculator Ontario

Use this calculator to determine your speeding ticket fine in Ontario based on your speed, the speed limit, and other factors. The Ontario government sets fines for speeding offenses, and this tool helps you estimate your potential costs.

How to Use This Calculator

Enter your speed, the speed limit, and select whether you were caught by radar or camera. The calculator will display your estimated fine, demerit points, and additional penalties if applicable.

This calculator provides estimates only. Actual fines may vary based on specific circumstances and court decisions.

How Speeding Ticket Fines Work in Ontario

In Ontario, speeding fines are determined by how much you exceeded the speed limit. The government sets specific fine amounts for different speeding ranges. Additionally, you may receive demerit points on your driver's abstract, which can affect your insurance rates and driving privileges.

The Ontario government uses a graduated fine system, meaning the higher your speed over the limit, the higher the fine. For example, speeding 1-19 km/h over the limit results in a lower fine than speeding 20-29 km/h over, and so on.

How Fines Are Calculated

The base fine for speeding in Ontario is calculated as follows:

Base Fine = (Speed Over Limit) × (Fine Multiplier)

The fine multiplier varies based on the speed over the limit:

1-19 km/h over: $100
20-29 km/h over: $200
30-39 km/h over: $300
40 km/h or more over: $500

Additional fees may apply, such as court costs and victim fine surcharge. The total fine can be higher than the base amount.

Demerit Points System

Speeding offenses in Ontario result in demerit points on your driver's abstract. The number of points depends on how much you exceeded the speed limit:

Speed Over Limit	Demerit Points
1-19 km/h	3 points
20-29 km/h	4 points
30-39 km/h	5 points
40 km/h or more	6 points

Accumulating too many demerit points can lead to suspension of your driver's license.

Additional Penalties

In addition to fines and demerit points, speeding tickets may include other penalties:

Increased insurance premiums
Possible license suspension
Community service requirements
Additional court costs

These penalties can significantly impact your driving privileges and finances.

Worked Examples

Example 1: Speeding 25 km/h Over the Limit

If you were driving 125 km/h in a 100 km/h zone:

Speed over limit: 25 km/h
Base fine: $200 (25 × $8)
Demerit points: 4
Total estimated fine: $200 + additional fees

Example 2: Speeding 45 km/h Over the Limit

If you were driving 145 km/h in an 100 km/h zone:

Speed over limit: 45 km/h
Base fine: $500 (40 × $12.50 + 5 × $100)
Demerit points: 6
Total estimated fine: $500 + additional fees

Frequently Asked Questions

How are speeding fines calculated in Ontario?: The base fine is calculated by multiplying the speed over the limit by a fine multiplier. Additional fees may apply.
How many demerit points do I get for speeding?: Demerit points depend on how much you exceeded the speed limit. Speeding 1-19 km/h over gives 3 points, 20-29 km/h gives 4 points, and so on.
Can I contest a speeding ticket in Ontario?: Yes, you can contest a speeding ticket by providing evidence that the speed limit was incorrectly posted or that the speed measurement was inaccurate.
What happens if I accumulate too many demerit points?: Accumulating too many demerit points can lead to license suspension. The exact number varies by province and driving history.
Are there any discounts for speeding tickets in Ontario?: Ontario does not offer discounts for speeding tickets. The fine is based on the speed over the limit and the demerit points system.