Stunt Driving Penalty Calculator

Since January 1, 2021, stunt driving in Ontario is triggered at 40 km/h or more over the posted speed limit (previously 50 km/h over). It also includes driving 150 km/h or more regardless of the speed limit. Stunt driving results in an immediate 30-day roadside licence suspension and 14-day vehicle impoundment for repeat offenders.

The court fine for stunt driving in Ontario ranges from $2,000 to $10,000, plus a 25% victim fine surcharge ($500–$2,500). This is separate from the automatic roadside penalties. On a first conviction, the court can also impose a licence suspension of 1–3 years and 6 demerit points are added at sentencing.

No. Stunt driving is a provincial offence under the Highway Traffic Act, not a criminal offence. It does not result in a Criminal Code conviction or appear on a criminal record check. However, it is one of the most serious HTA convictions and will appear on your driving record, significantly affecting insurance premiums.