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Difference between revisions of "Driving Without Insurance"

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The paperwork tells you exactly what offences you’re charged with, the penalties for them, and whether you must appear in court. For a violation ticket, you don’t ''have'' to appear in court — if you don't want to fight the ticket, you can '''pay the fine''' shown on the ticket. We explain your options shortly.
The paperwork tells you exactly what offences you’re charged with, the penalties for them, and whether you must appear in court. For a violation ticket, you don’t ''have'' to appear in court — if you don't want to fight the ticket, you can '''pay the fine''' shown on the ticket. We explain your options shortly.


But for an appearance notice or a summons, '''you must go to court''' on the date shown on the notice or summons. If you don’t go to court, a warrant can be issued for your arrest. For more details, see our information on [https://dialalaw.peopleslawschool.ca/appearance-notice-or-summons/ if you receive an appearance notice or summons].
But for an appearance notice or a summons, '''you must go to court''' on the date shown on the notice or summons. If you don’t go to court, a warrant can be issued for your arrest. For more details, see our information on [[If You Receive an Appearance Notice or Summons|if you receive an appearance notice or summons]].


===If you had insurance when you were stopped===
===If you had insurance when you were stopped===
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