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Multiple Choice

Demerit points for going over the school zone speed limit by 31 km/h or more?

School zones are treated as high-risk areas because children may be present, so speeding penalties are more severe there. When you exceed the school zone speed limit by 31 km/h or more, four demerit points are added to your driving record. This level of penalty reflects the greater danger of speeding by such a large amount in a zone where pedestrians, especially kids, can be unpredictable. Lower overages carry fewer points, so the exact amount you exceed the limit matters. Accumulating demerit points can lead to further consequences like driver-education requirements or license suspension if thresholds are reached.

School zones are treated as high-risk areas because children may be present, so speeding penalties are more severe there. When you exceed the school zone speed limit by 31 km/h or more, four demerit points are added to your driving record. This level of penalty reflects the greater danger of speeding by such a large amount in a zone where pedestrians, especially kids, can be unpredictable. Lower overages carry fewer points, so the exact amount you exceed the limit matters. Accumulating demerit points can lead to further consequences like driver-education requirements or license suspension if thresholds are reached.