Every action has a reaction or a consequence. I understand that. My only point is that the consequence should fit the crime. There can be any number of reasons why the payment for the fine might be late. If you get a parking ticket and don't pay it on time then you get a letter in the mail reminding...

If a person has multiple fines that are unpaid and they wish to suspend a person's licence that's one thing. But in my case it was only 1 fine which was literally under $20 and they decided to suspend my licence almost immediately after the due date past. Of course I'm complaining considering the ci...

In every other matter that I know of if a person is late on a payment they get a letter in the mail advising them to pay or their services will be cut. That's what's done if your cable bill is overdue, a utility bill, a credit card bill, etc. If I miss a payment on my electricity bill they're not go...

If someone's fine is going to be increased dramatically from what it originally was (as was done in my case) and on top of that to charge them a $150 fee to reinstate their licence after suspending them, that person at the very least deserves a letter in the mail beforehand warning them that a suspe...

The fine has been paid in full. I don't have an issue with paying a fine. If a person receives a ticket then obviously a fine is charged. My issue is suspending a person's licence over such a small fine and not even sending him a letter in the mail first warning him that his licence will be suspende...

I recently got a letter in the mail stating that my driver's licence was suspended for not paying a traffic fine. The fine was for speeding at just 5 km/hr over the limit. It was a very very small fine with no points but I didn't pay the fine by the due date. Shortly after I get a letter in the mail...