How much insurance going to increase for a no left turn infraction?

Do an online quote with and without the conviction to compare.

It shouldn't increase at all, its not speeding or dangerous driving.

MusicBox wrote: ↑ It shouldn't increase at all, its not speeding or dangerous driving.

It's still a minor conviction. It's probably Disobey Sign with 2 demerit points.

While it's true some insurances companies don't raise your premiums for the first offense or don't run your convictions every renewal, you never know...

cristianosham wrote: ↑ Never got an infraction for over 10 years now, bit today I got fined for making a left turn where it was from 3pm to 6pm. So how much my premiums going to shoot up now?

What's the infraction written on the ticket? (i.e HTA Section XX or bylaw)

Also, you should use this thread.....
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/ask-me- ... tc-945928/

10%

$10,000,000.00

Fight it. Go to court.

carmaster wrote: ↑ Fight it. Go to court.

Yes. Fight it for sure. Blame DST as the cause.

Check your insurance policy and see if you see a conviction free discount. If there isn't, chances are your insurer would not charge for a single conviction. From what my actuarial friends tell me, for insurer to file for a surcharge, generally they ask for an offsetting discount.

$643.25

A small minor traffic conviction is generation 10% increase on your next insurance's renewal.
Not the end of the world, read the sign carefully next time.

Don’t forget that for ON, I think there are two different flavours of that ticket:
A regular HTA ticket which could impact insurance
OR
A bylaw ticket which is similar to a parking ticket

l69norm wrote: ↑ Don’t forget that for ON, I think there are two different flavours of that ticket:
A regular HTA ticket which could impact insurance
OR
A bylaw ticket which is similar to a parking ticket

Yes and the one OP got is the first one since he is actually driving the car and I assumed he pulled over by Police.
The other one that doesn't affect insurance is like parking ticket, red light ticket by camera (not pulled over)

MP3_SKY wrote: ↑ Yes and the one OP got is the first one since he is actually driving the car and I assumed he pulled over by Police.
The other one that doesn't affect insurance is like parking ticket, red light ticket by camera (not pulled over)

No, see the rfd link below

No turning between x time and y time is not in the HTA, it is actually a municipal bylaw. Cops could give either a bylaw ticket or an HTA ticket

Edit:
left-turn-ticket-under-bylaw-350570/

l69norm wrote: ↑ What's the infraction written on the ticket? (i.e HTA Section XX or bylaw)

Also, you should use this thread.....
ask-me-anything-about-fighting-your-tra ... tc-945928/

Here is the infraction.

cristianosham wrote: ↑ Here is the infraction.

http://legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/showdoc/cs/C-24.2
Le Code de la sécurité routière =
C-24.2 - Highway Safety Code - Government of Quebec
This Code governs the use of vehicles on public roads, private roads and lands, pedestrian, cyclist and other road ...
310. Every person must comply with every road or traffic sign or signal erected under this Code.


Looks like you are SOL,

QC version of HTA

Ask in the other thread

Is the sign “No turn between x and y time” a valid traffic sign that can be erected under the QC Highway Safety Code?

I had one of these tickets years ago when I used to live in Toronto. Just ask for a court appearance, the court prosecutor makes a deal right before you see the judge and it typically results in no points and a reduced fine.

It’s an inconvenience to go to court, but essentially you get a slap on the wrist and no points .

iainmcdee wrote: ↑ I had one of these tickets years ago when I used to live in Toronto. Just ask for a court appearance, the court prosecutor makes a deal right before you see the judge and it typically results in no points and a reduced fine.

It’s an inconvenience to go to court, but essentially you get a slap on the wrist and no points .

And in many jurisdictions, it doesn't matter that you get "no points", with regards to the OP's question. A conviction is what counts.

OP, you'd need to ask your insurance company about your policy. Some companies offer a discount for not having any convictions, some offer "first ticket amnesty". Not sure how things are done in QC.

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