Stop Sign Ticket Fine Calculator — Canada

Failing to stop at a stop sign under Highway Traffic Act s.136 carries a set fine of $110 and 3 demerit points. In a designated community safety zone or school zone, the fine is doubled.

Disobeying a stop sign carries 3 demerit points in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. The same 3-point value applies to failing to stop at a red light.

Yes. The law requires a complete stop at the stop line, crosswalk, or before entering the intersection. A rolling or 'California' stop, where the vehicle slows but never fully stops, is a violation, although it is a common basis for disputing the ticket based on the officer's vantage point.

Yes. It is recorded as a minor moving conviction and typically raises premiums by about 10% to 15% for three years. A single minor conviction may be forgiven by some insurers, but multiple convictions compound quickly.