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Drive - Handheld Communication Device

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Drive - Handheld Communication Device

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hello, just a quick question.


Is this considered a minor offence or major?


I have tried to google and can only find articles about the fine increase and they say "distracted driving" is a minor offence.


Clarification would be helpful.


Thank you, and I apologize if this is the wrong section. It carries no demerit points at this time and I could not see a no demerit section.

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http://www.thestar.com/news/queenspark/ ... lties.html

The increased fines and points start in the Fall, though I wouldn't be surprised that at some later date offenders were also subject to being tarred and feathered.

From an insurance perspective, it is considered a minor offence.

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http://assets.ibc.ca/Documents/Brochure ... FAQ-ON.pdf

Go to page 12, it's generally classified as a minor conviction.


They're also adding S78.1 to one of the novice class escalating sanctions.


1st conviction = 30 day license suspension

2nd conviction = 90 day license suspeions

3rd conviction = license cancelled, re-apply for G1/M1


http://www.citynews.ca/2014/03/04/distr ... iving-opp/

If distracted driving is killing more drivers than impaired driving; its days in the minor category status are numbered.

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