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If you were stopped at a RIDE check in Ontario and failed a breath test, you are now facing an Over 80 impaired driving charge. This is one of the most common results of a RIDE stop. You are not alone, we represent many first-time offenders who have been charged in this exact way, and we know how to protect your future.

During a RIDE program, police can stop any driver, speak with them, and demand a roadside breath test. If your blood alcohol concentration is more than 80 mg of alcohol per 100 mL of blood, you will be charged with Over 80 under the Criminal Code. The fact that the stop happened at a RIDE check does not reduce the penalties you face. Learn more on our Over 80 Charges in Ontario page.

An Over 80 conviction, even for a first offence, means a criminal record, mandatory licence suspension, and significant fines. See our DUI Penalties in Ontario page for full details. If you refused to provide a breath sample at a RIDE check, you face the same penalties as a fail. Visit our Fail or Refuse to Provide a Sample page for more information on what happens if you refuse the breathalyzer at a RIDE check.

We review every detail of your RIDE stop, from the timing of the breath demand to how the testing was performed. We look for breaches of your rights at an impaired driving roadside stop, and we use proven RIDE program defence strategies to challenge the evidence. Mistakes in these procedures can lead to evidence being excluded or charges being withdrawn. Our goal is to protect your licence, your record, and your future. Call us today for a free consultation so we can start working on your defence immediately.

With serious penalties on the line, you owe it to yourself to get proper legal advice and build a strong defence.

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Every successful defence begins with a clear plan. With over two decades of experience, we’ve developed a proven four-step case assessment process that guides you from uncertainty to resolution with confidence and clarity.

OUR LEGAL ASSESSMENT PROCESS

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COMPLIMENTARY ASSESSMENT

This is a full hour-long consultation, not a sales pitch. We take the time to understand you, not just the charge. We’ll talk through what happened, how you're doing, what the court process will look like, the potential outcomes, defence costs, and your most pressing questions. You’ll leave the call with a clear roadmap and the confidence of knowing what happens next.

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Intake and Set-Dates

Once you’ve hired us, we take over the administrative burden. We’ll obtain all police disclosure and appear at every set-date court appearance on your behalf, so you don’t have to miss work or worry about procedure. Behind the scenes, we’re already reviewing your file and preparing for the real fight ahead.

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Analysis and Pre-Trials

Our entire team meets to analyze the disclosure, identify viable defences, and research the legal and factual issues in your case. We consult with you before engaging the Crown, either to set a trial date or negotiate a resolution that protects your future. You’re kept in the loop, but we carry the legal weight for you.

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Hearing Date

This is where it all comes together—either in trial or in resolution. Mr. Avery will be in court beside you, fully prepared to protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome. Whether we’re arguing for an acquittal or negotiating final terms, your case is in the hands of an experienced advocate who knows how to win.

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