I don't think an insurance company can charge you with an HTA offense such as speeding as they don't have the authority to do so. They can use your drivers abstract as a reference to determine your rates and what kind of rider/driver you are but they can't just say "Hey MTO, slap a HTA172 charge (for example) on the rider's record".
The officer at the scene however can write up a report saying what happened and charge you with that incident which can give you that result.
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