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Check how many days you have left to respond to your ticket before a default conviction can be entered against you.
Estimate only — not legal advice. Confirm your exact deadline on the ticket itself.Most Part 1 tickets require paying or contesting within 15 days of the offence date.
Missing the deadline results in the same fine and points as a guilty plea, with no chance to contest.
Unpaid fines can block your licence plate sticker renewal until the debt is resolved.
Ontario can refer unpaid fines to a collection agency, which can affect your credit.
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