03-11-2021, 03:57 AM
Mike, in Ontario, CAN, upon request (police or ministry of transportation) you must produce your valid driver's license, proof of insurance and a vehicle registration.
Here are more details:
https://www.thinkinsure.ca/insurance-hel...tario.html
Section 33 of Ontario's Highway Traffic Act says all drivers have to carry a licence at all times while "in charge of a motor vehicle or street car." There's an $85 set fine
The Ontario government is looking to make it a little easier to show your auto insurance with the addition of digital cards. This means that instead of the 'Pink insurance card' that's been in rotation for years, drivers can now load a version of their insurance on their mobile
Still, you're supposed to be carrying your actual licence. ... "The ministry does not currently accept photos of licences in lieu of the actual card," Ontario's Ministry of Transportation said in an e-mail statement. "Therefore, drivers must carry a drivers licence card.
Here are more details:
https://www.thinkinsure.ca/insurance-hel...tario.html
Section 33 of Ontario's Highway Traffic Act says all drivers have to carry a licence at all times while "in charge of a motor vehicle or street car." There's an $85 set fine
The Ontario government is looking to make it a little easier to show your auto insurance with the addition of digital cards. This means that instead of the 'Pink insurance card' that's been in rotation for years, drivers can now load a version of their insurance on their mobile
Still, you're supposed to be carrying your actual licence. ... "The ministry does not currently accept photos of licences in lieu of the actual card," Ontario's Ministry of Transportation said in an e-mail statement. "Therefore, drivers must carry a drivers licence card.