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London & St. Thomas Area Traffic Ticket Defence

Charged in London, Middlesex County, St. Thomas, Elgin County, on Highway 401, Highway 402, Highbury Avenue, Veterans Memorial Parkway, Wonderland Road, Wharncliffe Road, Wellington Road, Highway 3, Highway 4 or the Talbot Line corridor? Ticket Shield helps drivers deal with speeding tickets, stunt driving summonses, careless driving charges, handheld tickets, no insurance charges, driving suspended allegations and commercial vehicle matters.

London court focusBuilt around the real London court path, ICON 2360, the 824 Dundas Street East POA office, and the 401/402 traffic pattern.
St. Thomas blended cleanlySt. Thomas and Elgin are included as a nearby corridor, but clearly separated because they may use ICON 0760 and the Elgin court office.
No travel-first approachMany matters can be handled by phone, text, email and remote court appearance where permitted by the court process.
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London ticket facts

Fast facts before you pay or plead guilty

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Main London POA officeLondon Provincial Offences Court is listed at 824 Dundas Street East with ICON code 2360.
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401 / 402 corridorLondon-area cases often involve OPP highway enforcement, London Police city enforcement, and MTO/commercial vehicle issues.
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St. Thomas is separateSt. Thomas and Elgin County may use ICON 0760 and the Elgin POA court at 480 Sunset Drive.
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Paying is usually a pleaA conviction can affect insurance, licence status, employment, novice-driver consequences or CVOR/commercial records.
Local context matters

London traffic tickets are rarely just about the fine on the ticket.

London sits at one of southwestern Ontario’s busiest highway and commercial crossroads. A ticket may come from Highway 401, Highway 402, Highbury Avenue, Veterans Memorial Parkway, Wonderland Road, Wharncliffe Road, Wellington Road, Richmond Street, Oxford Street, Dundas Street, a school zone, a construction zone, a collision scene, or a rural Middlesex County road.

That local setting matters. The defence strategy for a low-speed city ticket is not the same as a stunt driving summons on the 401, a handheld allegation on Oxford Street, a careless driving charge after a collision at a busy London intersection, or a CVOR-sensitive commercial vehicle offence involving a driver or carrier.

Ticket Shield starts by checking the charge, offence location, enforcing agency, officer notes once disclosure is available, court office, ICON/location code, deadline, Zoom or in-person instructions, and the potential insurance, licence, employment or CVOR consequences.

Highway 401 / 402Speeding, stunt, follow-too-closely, lane-change, handheld, careless and commercial vehicle charges through the London corridor.
Highbury / VMPExpressway-style merges, city enforcement, industrial traffic, airport-area traffic and Highway 401 connections.
London arterialsWonderland, Wharncliffe, Wellington, Oxford, Richmond, Dundas, Commissioners and Fanshawe Park Road.
St. Thomas / ElginHighway 3, Highway 4, Talbot Line, Aylmer, Port Stanley, Dutton, West Lorne and rural Elgin roads use a separate court path.
Nearby areas served

Traffic tickets in London, Middlesex, St. Thomas and Elgin County

This page focuses on London and Middlesex County, with St. Thomas and Elgin included as a nearby corridor because many drivers search the region together. The court paths are kept separate: London matters usually point to ICON 2360, while St. Thomas–Elgin matters may point to ICON 0760.

Main local focus London tickets London matters often involve Highbury Avenue, Veterans Memorial Parkway, Oxford Street, Richmond Street, Wonderland Road, Wharncliffe Road, Wellington Road, Dundas Street, Commissioners Road, school zones, intersections and heavy commuter traffic. City roads, collisions, signals and commuter charges
Highway corridor 401 / 402 tickets Highway 401 and Highway 402 cases often involve OPP enforcement, speed-measurement evidence, stunt thresholds, transport traffic, merging, construction zones, commercial vehicle issues and out-of-town drivers. Highway, speed, stunt and CMV-sensitive cases
Middlesex County Strathroy / rural Middlesex Tickets from Strathroy, Dorchester, Thames Centre, Lucan, Komoka, Kilworth, Arva, Delaware, Mount Brydges, Parkhill and rural Middlesex roads often involve OPP enforcement, winter roads, farm equipment and higher-speed rural routes. Rural roads, OPP, winter driving and local court routing
Nearby court area St. Thomas / Elgin tickets St. Thomas and Elgin County matters may involve Highway 3, Highway 4, Talbot Line, Aylmer, Port Stanley, Dutton, West Lorne, rural Elgin roads, St. Thomas Police, Elgin OPP or MTO enforcement. These may use the Elgin court, not London. Nearby corridor with separate court details below
Official court information

Which court is listed on your London or St. Thomas area ticket?

The court office is based on the offence location and the information printed on your ticket, summons or court notice. London and Middlesex matters usually point to the London Provincial Offences Court. St. Thomas and Elgin County matters may point to the St. Thomas–Elgin court instead.

London Provincial Offences Court

London POA Court / Ticket Office

Address:
824 Dundas Street East
London, Ontario N5W 5R1

ICON code: 2360
Phone: 519-661-1882
Email: POAAdmin@london.ca
Fax: 519-661-1944
Prosecution phone: 519-661-1911
Prosecution fax: 519-661-4503
Ticket Shield local office: 519-489-4706

Main court pathLondon and many Middlesex County POA matters
Zoom appearancesCourtroom 101, 102 and 103 details are listed below
DisclosureOfficer notes, speed-device materials, witness statements and accident records
Nearby warningSt. Thomas / Elgin may use ICON 0760 instead
Court-routing note: the ticket, summons or court notice controls the correct office, ICON/location code, deadline and appearance method. Ticket Shield confirms the court path before filing or advising on the next step.

London Zoom and court appearance details

  • Courtroom 101 is commonly listed with phone 647-374-4685, Meeting ID 969 8759 5184 and passcode 758644.
  • Courtroom 102 is commonly listed with phone 646-931-3860, Meeting ID 910 7137 7609 and passcode 174705.
  • Courtroom 103 is commonly listed with phone 204-272-7920, Meeting ID 984 2114 4430 and passcode 952381.
  • Judicial pre-trials and other closed appearances may use separate details. Use the latest notice if it differs.

Disclosure, prosecutor and St. Thomas court routing

  • London disclosure requests can be sent to disclosure@london.ca using the City of London Request for Disclosure process.
  • London prosecution general inquiries are listed at 519-661-1911, with prosecution fax 519-661-4503.
  • St. Thomas–Elgin is listed separately with ICON 0760, 480 Sunset Drive, St. Thomas, ON N5R 0J5, email POA@Elgin.ca, and phone 519-631-1460 ext. 300.
  • Elgin remote appearance details should be taken from the appearance notice or confirmed through the Elgin POA office.
London POA officeOntario Court of Justice, 824 Dundas Street East, London, Ontario N5W 5R1.
London contactPhone: 519-661-1882. Email: POAAdmin@london.ca. Fax: 519-661-1944.
London ICONLondon Provincial Offences Court is listed with ICON code 2360.
DisclosureLondon disclosure requests can be submitted to disclosure@london.ca. Disclosure is generally handled based on the trial date sequence.
Part I ticketsRegular offence notices with a set fine, such as many speeding, stop-sign, red-light, handheld, seatbelt and document tickets. The 15-day response window matters.
Part III summonsMore serious matters such as stunt driving, careless driving, driving suspended, no insurance and some commercial/MTO charges may require a first appearance.
St. Thomas / ElginSt. Thomas–Elgin is listed separately with ICON 0760, 480 Sunset Drive, St. Thomas, ON N5R 0J5, email POA@Elgin.ca and phone 519-631-1460 ext. 300.
Ticket ShieldLocal number: 519-489-4706. Text line: 289-272-1957. Free quote form available online.
London ticket snapshot

What makes your London-area ticket risky?

Select the closest setting and concern. This tool is educational only, but it helps show why a London, Middlesex, St. Thomas or Elgin-area ticket can carry different risks depending on the road, charge type and court path.

401

Speeding / Stunt Review

Highway and expressway tickets often turn on speed evidence, exact location, posted limit, traffic density and whether the allegation reaches a stunt-driving threshold.

OPP/PoliceLikely Agency
SpeedKey Evidence
LicenceMain Risk

Speed and stunt cases should be reviewed for the alleged speed, posted limit, measurement method, officer position and whether the allegation triggers stunt-driving consequences.

Helpful evidence may include the ticket, officer notes, radar or laser details, posted speed limit, exact location, dashcam footage, GPS data, weather and traffic density.

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Roads, highways & enforcement

Where you were charged in the London region can change the case

A Highway 401 ticket is not the same as a London city handheld ticket, a Highbury Avenue careless driving allegation, a rural Middlesex winter-road collision, or a St. Thomas / Elgin Highway 3 charge. Select a corridor below for a quick local enforcement snapshot.

Usually OPP / MTO / highway context

Highway 401 and Highway 402 through London

Highway 401 and Highway 402 cases often involve speed-measurement evidence, lane movement, transport traffic, construction zones, merging, following distance, commercial inspections and out-of-town drivers passing through southwestern Ontario.

HighwayHighway 401Major corridor for speeding, stunt, unsafe lane changes, follow too closely, handheld and commercial vehicle matters across London’s south side.
HighwayHighway 402Important westbound corridor toward Sarnia with transport traffic, winter weather, OPP enforcement and high-speed allegations.
ExpresswayHighbury AvenueHighway-style driving, ramps, industrial traffic and a major north-south connection between London and Highway 401.
ExpresswayVeterans Memorial ParkwayAirport, industrial and Highway 401 traffic with speed, lane-change, truck-route and commuter issues.
LondonOxford / Richmond / DundasUrban corridors involving signals, turns, pedestrians, cyclists, buses, students, lane changes and collision allegations.
LondonWonderland / Wharncliffe / WellingtonHeavy commuter roads with intersections, turning lanes, retail traffic, bus routes, construction and signal-related charges.
ElginHighway 3 / Highway 4 / Talbot LineSt. Thomas and Elgin-area tickets may involve separate court routing through ICON 0760 and the Elgin POA office.
CommercialMTO / CVOR routesInspections, logbook/ELD, load, weight, plate, permit, equipment, document and employer consequences can all matter.
Common charges

Traffic tickets we defend in London, Middlesex, St. Thomas and Elgin

Every case turns on its own facts. Charge wording, officer notes, speed-measurement evidence, disclosure, road conditions, signage, weather, traffic density, court delay and procedural issues can all affect strategy.

Speeding TicketsSpeed enforcement on Highway 401, Highway 402, Highbury Avenue, Veterans Memorial Parkway, Wonderland Road, Wharncliffe Road, Oxford Street, Wellington Road, Highway 3 and rural roads.Speeding defence → Stunt Driving / RacingSerious summons matters where a roadside suspension, vehicle impoundment, large fine, licence suspension and major insurance risk need to be considered immediately.Stunt driving help → Careless DrivingOften laid after collisions, winter-road incidents, merge issues, rear-end crashes, intersection disputes, construction zones or allegations of not paying proper attention.Careless driving defence → Distracted DrivingHandheld-device allegations involving commuters, students, delivery drivers, rideshare drivers and commercial operators on local, highway and regional roads.Distracted driving tickets → Driving SuspendedA serious charge where conviction can trigger a further suspension, major fines, possible jail risk and serious employment or insurance consequences.Suspension defence → CVOR / Commercial VehicleImportant for drivers and carriers using Highway 401, Highway 402, London industrial routes, Elgin rural-commercial corridors and regional truck routes.Commercial driver help → No InsuranceHigh-fine allegations where ownership, policy status, paperwork, proof of insurance and the exact wording of the charge need careful review.No insurance ticket → Red Light / Stop SignIntersection charges around London city corridors, St. Thomas routes, rural stops, busy crossings and signal-controlled intersections.Signal offences → Fail to Remain / ReportAccident-scene allegations after parking-lot impacts, rear-end crashes, multi-vehicle collisions, business-area incidents or highway merge disputes.Fail to remain help →
Before you decide

What to preserve after a London or St. Thomas area ticket

Do this first

  • Take clear photos of the front and back of the ticket, summons, inspection report, court notice or camera notice.
  • Write down the exact road, direction, lane, ramp, intersection, speed zone, school zone, construction area or nearby landmark.
  • Save dashcam footage, GPS logs, phone records, delivery logs, ELD records, inspection reports, photos, permits, proof of insurance and repair invoices.
  • For collisions, preserve photos of damage, final positions, skid marks, traffic signals, weather, road surface, signs and witness names.
  • Ask for advice before paying, missing the deadline, admitting facts in writing, or assuming the fine is the only consequence.

Avoid this

  • Do not assume a low fine means there is no insurance, licence, CVOR or employment consequence.
  • Do not ignore the matter because you live outside London, St. Thomas, Middlesex, Elgin or Ontario.
  • Do not rely on old Zoom links, copied court information, or text-message payment requests.
  • Do not wait until dashcam, GPS, ELD or phone data is overwritten.
  • Do not let a commercial driver pay a ticket without checking the carrier/CVOR and employer consequences first.
What happens next

How Ticket Shield handles your London-area ticket

The biggest mistake many drivers make is paying the fine just to get it over with. Payment is usually treated as a guilty plea. That can create consequences you did not expect, including demerit points, insurance increases, licence problems, employer issues, or CVOR consequences for commercial drivers and carriers.

Send us the ticketUpload a photo through the free quote form, call the local office at 519-489-4706 or text 289-272-1957. We identify the charge, court office, ICON code, deadline and risk level.
We map the consequencesWe review licence, insurance, novice-driver, CVOR, fine, employer, commercial-driver and out-of-town driver implications based on your charge and record.
We protect the deadlineIf retained, we file the proper response, monitor court notices, confirm Zoom or in-person details and request the available disclosure.
We review disclosureWe analyze officer notes, radar/laser evidence, collision reports, inspection records, photographs, video, witness statements, signage, weather and road layout.
We negotiate or defendWhere appropriate, we negotiate with the prosecutor. If trial is the best path, we prepare and present your defence and attend court when permitted.
Nearby communities

Serving London, Middlesex, St. Thomas and Elgin County communities

We help local residents, commuters, students, visitors, delivery drivers and commercial drivers with tickets from London, Middlesex County, St. Thomas, Elgin County and surrounding corridors. St. Thomas and Elgin are included, but the court path should be checked separately from London.

London St. Thomas Middlesex County Elgin County Strathroy Dorchester Thames Centre Lucan Komoka Kilworth Arva Delaware Lambeth Mount Brydges Parkhill Aylmer Port Stanley Dutton West Lorne Highway 401 Highway 402 Highbury Avenue Veterans Memorial Parkway Highway 3 / Talbot Line
Related help

Helpful Ticket Shield resources for London-area drivers

London, Middlesex, St. Thomas and Elgin cases often involve insurance risk, disclosure, Highway 401 evidence, stunt-driving consequences, commercial drivers, CVOR and collision evidence. These resources can help you understand the broader risk before deciding what to do.

Speeding TicketsFor Highway 401, Highway 402, city roads, rural routes and speed-measurement evidence.Read guide → Stunt DrivingRoadside suspension, impound, court summons, licence suspension and insurance risk.Read guide → Commercial Driver TicketsFor CVOR, MTO inspections, company vehicles, carrier consequences and work-driver records.Read guide → What Happens If I Pay?Why paying is usually a guilty plea and can create record consequences.Read guide → Traffic Ticket DisclosureOfficer notes, speed-measurement records, collision materials and inspection evidence can change the strategy.Read guide → Tickets After an AccidentFor careless driving, follow too closely, fail to report, fail to remain and insurance concerns.Read guide →
FAQ

London, Middlesex, St. Thomas and Elgin traffic ticket questions

Where is the London Provincial Offences Court?

The London Provincial Offences Court is listed at 824 Dundas Street East, London, ON N5W 5R1. The court phone number is 519-661-1882 and the public court email is POAAdmin@london.ca. Always confirm the court office, attendance method and Zoom details on your ticket, summons or court notice.

What is the London POA ICON code?

The London Provincial Offences Court is listed with ICON code 2360. This code is useful for court routing, ticket status, filings and payment options, but the actual document should always be reviewed before taking any step.

Do you help with St. Thomas and Elgin County traffic tickets?

Yes. St. Thomas and Elgin County are included as a nearby service corridor, but they may use a different court path from London. St. Thomas–Elgin is listed with ICON code 0760 and the court office at 480 Sunset Drive, St. Thomas, ON N5R 0J5.

Do you help with Highway 401 and Highway 402 tickets near London?

Yes. Highway 401 and Highway 402 matters are a major part of the London traffic-ticket page because they often involve OPP enforcement, speeding, stunt driving, lane-change allegations, follow-too-closely allegations, commercial vehicle issues and out-of-town drivers.

Can I appear by Zoom for a London traffic ticket?

Many London Provincial Offences appearances are heard virtually by telephone or Zoom, but the correct details depend on the type of appearance and the notice you receive. Public London information commonly lists Courtroom 101 with Meeting ID 969 8759 5184 and passcode 758644, Courtroom 102 with Meeting ID 910 7137 7609 and passcode 174705, and Courtroom 103 with Meeting ID 984 2114 4430 and passcode 952381. Always use the details on the latest notice.

How do I request disclosure for a London traffic ticket?

Disclosure may include officer notes, witness statements, accident reports, speed-device materials or other case records. London disclosure requests can be submitted through the City of London Request for Disclosure process by email to disclosure@london.ca, or by the other delivery methods listed by the court.

Do I need to attend court personally?

Not always. Many traffic matters can be handled by a representative, either remotely or in person, depending on the charge, court notice and procedural stage. Serious summons matters may require personal attendance. We check the notice before advising you.

What if I received a stunt driving summons near London?

Stunt driving is much more serious than an ordinary speeding ticket. It can involve a roadside suspension, vehicle impoundment, large fine, further licence suspension after conviction and serious insurance consequences. Get advice before your first appearance or deadline.

Are commercial driver and CVOR tickets different?

Yes. Commercial driver matters can affect the driver, employer and carrier CVOR record. Highway 401, Highway 402, London industrial areas, St. Thomas / Elgin rural-commercial corridors and regional truck routes often involve extra issues such as inspections, ELD/logbook records, hours-of-service allegations, equipment defects, weight issues and employer reporting.

What should I send for a free review?

Send a clear photo of the ticket or summons, your name, phone number, email address and a short description of what happened. If you have photos, dashcam footage, GPS data, commercial-vehicle documents, ELD records, proof of insurance, repair invoices, witness information or your Zoom notice, mention that as well.

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Disclaimer: This page provides general information about London, Middlesex County, St. Thomas, Elgin County and southwestern Ontario traffic tickets and is not legal advice. Every ticket, summons, insurance issue, licence problem, commercial driver matter, CVOR issue, disclosure challenge and defence strategy depends on the specific facts, charge, court location, prosecutor position, driving record, licence class and available evidence. Ticket Shield cannot guarantee or promise a specific result. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results.