Photo radar ticket in the mail? $79 flat.
Under the current demerit schedule, an owner conviction under Traffic Safety Act s.160 receives no demerit points. That does not promise how an insurer will underwrite, price, or treat a particular record. An Insurance Impact Report is not included.
Fabsy enters your not-guilty plea, requests disclosure and pursues a Crown reduction or withdrawal. You approve any deal.
Registered-owner automated notices under Traffic Safety Act s.160(1). No trial. No success surcharge.
Rapid Resolution: Photo Radar
$79 + 5% GST ($82.95 total)
- Not-guilty plea and disclosure request
- Review of the notice, images and disclosure
- Pursuit of a Crown reduction or withdrawal
- Clear file updates and your approval of any deal
Government fines are separate. The service fee is paid upfront and covered by our fee refund guarantee. See refund details.
No demerit points under the current schedule
An owner conviction under Traffic Safety Act s.160 receives no demerit points under the current schedule.
Insurer treatment varies
No insurer, underwriting, or premium result is promised.
Fine review, clearly scoped
We pursue a reduction or withdrawal. Any government fine remains separate from our fee.
From mailed notice to your decision
Upload your notice and authorize us
Upload the complete notice, confirm whether the vehicle was registered to you on the offence date, and sign the authorization. We check the ticket type and response deadline.
We plead not guilty and review the evidence
Fabsy enters the not-guilty plea, requests disclosure, and reviews the images, location, timing, ownership and device records. We prepare or take the next authorized Crown step within 48 hours after complete, readable disclosure is received and matched to your file.
You approve any deal
We pursue a Crown reduction or withdrawal, keep you updated and explain any offer. You decide whether to accept. No trial or success surcharge is included. Our fee refund guarantee does not promise a legal outcome.
Fabsy action within 48 hours after complete disclosure
Within 48 hours after complete, readable disclosure is received and matched to your file, Fabsy reviews it and prepares or takes the next authorized Crown step.
The 48-hour commitment covers Fabsy's action after complete disclosure, not the Crown's response time or a final outcome. A disclosure request does not itself extend a response or court deadline.
What we check before asking the Crown
Camera rules changed in 2025, but photo radar was not abolished. Approved exceptions exist, and red-light cameras have different location rules from speed enforcement.
A missing record or possible error becomes a question to investigate and, where supported, a Crown request. It does not automatically cancel a ticket.
This service covers the fine on an eligible owner notice. It does not include an Insurance Impact Report, trial, appeal or reopening. Fabsy is an agent service, not a law firm.
- The vehicle and plate in the images match the notice.
- The site was permitted, or had an approved exception, for the offence and date. Speed and red-light rules are checked separately.
- The posted zone hours and any special signs applied at the recorded time.
- The evidence supports workers being present if a doubled construction fine was applied.
- Related notices are checked against the municipality's applicable duplicate-notice policy.
- The certificate's mailing date and the applicable service requirements are checked.
- Ownership on the offence date is checked against any sale or theft records.
- Available operator logs and device testing or calibration records support the allegation.
Have your notice ready?
$79 + 5% GST ($82.95 total). You approve any deal.
Multiple vehicles? See fleet ticket support.