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Illegally use accessible parking permit on Crown land

Highway Traffic Act · 27 (1) (d)

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Fine Information

Set fine as listed
N.S.F.
Fixed set fine
Not calculated
Standard surcharge
Not calculated
Standard service costs
Not calculated
Calculated standard total
Not calculated

This is a Part II parking schedule record. The listed set fine is shown separately. Part I victim surcharges and $5 service costs have not been added. Confirm the amount on the parking notice.

No-set-fine entries and variable formulas remain uncalculated. A blank amount does not mean there is no penalty.

Demerit Points

Unassigned — not zero

Part II parking record — points not assigned; not a moving-conviction classification. A general provision match does not settle the result for a particular licence or conviction.

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Parking Record

This entry comes from a Part II parking schedule. This page does not classify it as a moving traffic conviction or assign an insurance effect.

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Official Source and Review Status

Schedule II-6, item 0.4 · Court page updated January 1, 2021.

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