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That's going back 24 years so it's not really a matter of "boning up". It would appear that the reality is that the suspension reciprocity is not happening with those States mentioned. Anyway I won't be paying the speeding ticket fine I got. I'll keep you up to date of what happens if anything.

I called the Ministry of Transportation again, spoke to another analysis in the Driver Control Center (they really are very helpful) and asked the question. I was told unpaid fines from States other than Michigan and NY will NOT show up on your Ontario drivers license as an unpaid fine...

It's just not points, the entire offense will not appear on your Drivers Abstract which is the important thing.. I used to own an Insurance Brokerage, I don't know why riders/drivers are concerned about points, if you get too many convictions even with no points your preferred rated policy will...

I called the Driver Control Center (416-235-1086) Ministry of Transportation and spoke to an analysis. Only NY, Michigan and the other provinces have reciprocity with Ontario. Failure to pay a fine in all other States will not result in a conviction that will show up on one's Ontario license...

Thanks. The state as I mentioned is Kentucky, a 10 over speeding ticket. So apparently that state has reciprocity with Ontario but I'm wondering if it has ever been tested for minor infractions. I'll give you an example, about 7-8 years ago both I and a friend got a speeding ticket in upper NY...

I have no expectation of traveling through that State again in the future. Of course that wasn't my question but rather if they can suspend my Ontario license? My thinking is they can't?

So those States are NY and Michigan if I understand this correctly. My only concern is if that you ignore the ticket in another State, say Kentucky, they would be able to contact the Ontario MoT and have one's ON license suspended? In years past I've always just ignored the ticket and you may...