FaceBookDemerit Points - Saskatchewan
- 3 Points |
- 4 Points |
Enter Provincial Highway/Fail to Yield Disobey Yield Sign Insufficient or No Signal Allow Rider on Exterior of Vehicle Overcrowded Steering Compartment Impede Traffic Speeding Up on Being Overtaken Failing to Yield to Vehicle on Right Left Turn Across Traffic Left Turn at Red Light Prohibited by Sign Driving Contrary to Sign Direction Fail to Yield to Pedestrian Disobey Amber Light Proceed Contrary to Arrow Fail to Yield Leaving Lane or Alley Drive Vehicle while Passenger Unrestrained Driver Fail to Wear Seatbelt Exceed 60 km/h Passing Highway Worker Exceed 60 km/h Passing Emergency Vehicle Fail to Obey Flag Person Directions Speeding in School Zone Radar Detector in National Safety Code (NSC) Vehicle |
Disobey Emergency Vehicle Signal Disobey Stop Sign Disobey Traffic Control Device Fail to Stop for Railway Crossing Fail to Stop Bus/Dangerous Goods Vehicle at Railway Crossing Insecure Load or Unmarked Overhanging Load Speed Too Fast for Conditions Without Due Care/Reasonable Consideration Passing on the Right Contest of Speed Fail to Report Collision Drive Over Median Enter or Leave Controlled Access Unlawfully Disobey Red Light Fail to Yield on Green Arrow Disobey Flashing Red Light or Proceed Before Safe Disobey Flashing Red Light at Crosswalk False Statement/Fail to Furnish Information Disobey School Bus Signal Driving on Wrong Side of Divided Highway Stunting Fail to /Improperly Activate School Bus Signal 24-Hour Roadside Suspension 30-Day Roadside Suspension Driving While on 24 Hour Suspension Driving While Suspended or Refused Issue Exceeding posted speed limit by 50 km/h Roadside Administrative Suspension (New Driver) Roadside Administrative Suspension (Experienced Driver) |
- 6 Points |
Move to at least -20; maximum $500 penalty |
All at-fault collisions - Drivers found at fault in a motor vehicle collision are assessed -6 points on their driving record. - At-fault drivers will receive a notice by mail. It will indicate the driver's new position on the Safety Rating Scale and match it with a corresponding financial penalty, if applicable. - At-fault drivers can appeal movement on the Safety Rating Scale, but not the determination of responsibility for the collision itself. Drivers wishing to appeal liability for a collision must do so through small claims court.
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Criminal Negligence Causing Bodily Harm Drive While Disqualified Vehicular Manslaughter Dangerous Driving Criminal Negligence Causing Death Criminal Negligence in Operation of a Motor Vehicle Leave Scene of Collision Impaired Driving Fail to Comply with a Demand Over 80 mg Alcohol in Blood Fail to Stop for Police Officer Dangerous Driving Causing Bodily Harm Dangerous Driving Causing Death Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm Impaired Driving Causing Death Drive While Disqualified (Prov) |