Completion deadlines for remedial driving programs now apply one suspension earlier
CONDUCT REVIEW PROGRAMS — under the Highway Traffic Act
Plain-language summary · AI-assisted · not legal advice
The timeframes for completing a remedial measures conduct review program before facing a licence suspension have been reassigned to earlier suspension counts. The 120-day deadline, previously tied to a second suspension, now applies starting from a first suspension. The 180-day deadline, previously triggered by a third or subsequent suspension, now kicks in on a second or subsequent suspension. Drivers who are required by the Registrar to complete a remedial program should be aware that the clock starts running sooner in their suspension history than it did before. Anyone currently enrolled in or about to enter a remedial program should confirm which deadline applies to their situation.
Who this affects: drivers required to complete a remedial measures conduct review program · drivers with a first licence suspension under the relevant provisions · drivers with repeat licence suspensions · licence holders subject to Registrar-directed remedial programs
Source of truth: O. Reg. 287/08 on ontario.ca · consolidated version 16 → 0
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