Got A Ticket? We Can Help!
Ticket Help proudly serves as Calgary’s leading choice for traffic violation defence. We handle everything from traffic tickets and DUI charges to Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) across Alberta.
Why Fight a Ticket?
Traffic tickets aren’t just minor fines, they carry hidden costs.
The penalties range from added demerit points, license suspensions, increased insurance rates up to 400% for 3 years, and in some cases possible jail time.
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Violation Areas
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Speeding Ticket
Speeding tickets are often thought to be a simple matter, however, it can be detrimental to your driving record.
Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS)
IRS or Immediate Roadside Sanctions FAIL are issued under Section 88.1 of the Traffic Safety Act.
DUI/Impaired Driving
Is one of the most common criminal offences in Alberta.
Careless Driving
Careless driving is one of the most serious traffic violations under the Traffic Safety Act.
Red Light Tickets
Red light tickets are different from camera tickets. If you are stopped by an officer after going through a red light, it is considered a moving violation.
Stop Sign
Running a stop sign is a common ticket in Alberta. If you fail to come to a full stop or fail to turn signal you could receive a stop sign violation.
Cell Phone Ticket
Driving and using any electronic device is prohibited by the Traffic Safety Act. If you have received a ticket for using a cell phone or other electronic device while driving, you could be facing a fine of $300 and 3 demerit points.
Stunt Driving
Stunt driving tickets are issued when a driver or passenger distracts, startles, or interferes with other drivers.
Suspended Licence
A driver’s licence can be suspended for various reasons. Those reasons include DUIs, IRS, hit and runs or demerit points.
Hit And Run
Getting into a car collision can be a scary experience. However, failing to remain at the scene is a serious offence.
Dangerous Driving
Dangerous driving tickets are among the most serious offences. They involve operating a vehicle in a manner that is dangerous to the public.
Commerical Trucking
Overweight loads, driving too fast or unsafely, can jeopardize your Class 1 license and your career.
At Ticket Help, we are dedicated to providing exceptional representation for individuals facing traffic violations. Our guiding principle is simple, no case is unwinnable. We take pride in the strong reputation we have built within the judiciary and among our peers.
What sets us apart is our experienced team and our client-focused approach. We ensure that every client is fully informed throughout the process, while we handle the rest. This allows us to remain consistently accessible and provide timely, thoughtful answers to any questions.
While our values define who we are, it is our results that truly demonstrate our strength. We deliver exceptional defence, particularly in complex and high-stakes Immediate Roadside Sanction cases. Our clients gain confidence and peace of mind knowing their matters are in our hands.
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FAQ
Ans. Yes, most traffic tickets can increase your insurance premiums depending on the severity of the violation.
Ans. Yes, fighting a ticket can help reduce fines, demerit points, and insurance impacts.
Ans. In Alberta, accumulating 15 or more demerit points within two years can lead to a license suspension.
Ans. Careless driving is a traffic offence, while dangerous driving is a criminal charge with more severe penalties.
Ans. Yes, drivers can request a review of their IRS penalty within a limited time frame.
Ans. A DUI conviction can remain on your criminal record for life unless a pardon is obtained.
Ans. Yes, commercial drivers face stricter penalties as tickets can impact their professional license and employment.
Ans. You may be eligible for reinstatement after serving the suspension period. Legal help can guide you through the process.
Ans. Yes, legal representation can often negotiate reduced fines, points, or suspensions.
Ans. Unpaid fines can lead to additional penalties, license suspension, and collection action.