The goal: Increase awareness of the Ontario Demerit Point System among drivers

The problem: Ontarians have been increasingly violating traffic laws in recent years. Unfortunately, this figure is growing every year. At the same time, many drivers don't always understand what violation they received a fine for. Some don't even know how do demerit points work. All this leads to litigation over the legality of the driver's licence revocation. Many drivers hire lawyers to assist. Others complain about their violated rights.

The solution: The Ontario Demerit Point System works to warn and punish drivers who frequently break traffic laws. However, disputes often arise between the parties, right up to court hearings. Some drivers don't understand why they received 15+ demerit points and how to cancel them. Therefore, there is a need to increase awareness of the Ontario Demerit Point System. Each novice driver must pass the appropriate tests when obtaining a G1 license. In addition, he must take the test when obtaining a driver's licence. This practice will reduce the number of court hearings. That's not all. If the driver knows demerit points, he'll try not to break the traffic rules to avoid getting extra points. This is not only a useful activity for improving legal literacy for Ontarians but also an effective method of reducing the number of accidents.