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See the fine and licence suspension consequences of common G1, G2, M1, and M2 novice driver violations in Ontario.
Estimate only — not legal advice. Novice driver rules are stricter and escalate faster than full licence rules.In Ontario, G1 and G2 novice drivers face stricter consequences than fully licensed drivers. A conviction that carries four or more demerit points, or breaching a novice condition such as the zero blood-alcohol rule, leads to escalating licence suspensions — 30 days for a first occurrence, 90 days for a second, and licence cancellation (requiring you to restart graduated licensing) for a third. Fines for the underlying offences apply on top of these suspensions.
G1/G2/M1/M2 drivers must have absolutely no alcohol or drugs in their system while driving — no "warn range" tolerance.
Any single ticket resulting in 4+ demerit points triggers an automatic suspension for novice drivers, regardless of running point total.
Novice drivers face the same fines as full-licence holders for hand-held device use, but no demerit points — just suspension.
A third qualifying violation typically cancels a novice licence entirely, requiring the full graduated licensing process to restart.
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