Driving · Ontario
Ontario demerit points calculator.
Pick each conviction and its offence date. The tool counts only the points still on your record, shows your warning or suspension level and the date each set drops off.
A fully licensed Ontario driver gets a warning letter at 6 points, a second at 9, and a 30-day suspension at 15. Novice drivers (G1, G2) are warned at 2, again at 6, and suspended for 60 days at 9. Points stay on your record two years from the offence date.
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How the count works
Ontario adds the points for each conviction. They are not subtracted over time: a conviction's points stay on your record for two years from the offence date, then no longer count. This tool totals only the convictions whose two-year window includes the “count points as of” date, and shows the date each set drops off (the second anniversary of the offence).
Warning and suspension levels
Fully licensed: 6–8 points, warning letter; 9–14, second warning letter; 15 or more, 30-day suspension. Novice drivers (G1, G2, M1, M2, M1-L, M2-L): 2–5, warning letter; 6–8, second warning letter; 9 or more, 60-day suspension. After a suspension and passing the required tests, points drop to 7 (full licence) or 4 (novice) and stay for two years. Convictions in other Canadian provinces and territories, New York State and Michigan add points as if they happened in Ontario.
What is not included
Separate novice penalties for breaking graduated-licence conditions, court-imposed suspensions, insurance effects, and offences that carry no demerit points are not modelled.
Sources, retrieved 16 October 2026: Ontario MTO — Understanding demerit points.
Frequently asked questions
How many demerit points before I lose my licence in Ontario?
A fully licensed driver is suspended for 30 days at 15 or more points. A novice driver (G1, G2) is suspended for 60 days at 9 or more points, according to the Ministry of Transportation.
How long do demerit points stay on your record in Ontario?
Two years from the offence date, per ontario.ca. The date of the ticket or conviction is not the start of the clock; the offence date is.
Does a ticket in another province add Ontario points?
Yes for convictions in other Canadian provinces and territories, New York State and Michigan: they add points as if the offence happened in Ontario.
Estimate only — not legal advice
This tool applies the published Ontario demerit table to the convictions you enter. It is not legal advice and does not read your driving record. Your official point total is on your driver’s abstract from ServiceOntario.