Motorcycle Street Racing in Canada is extremely dangerous and can result in serious injury or death and very high fines and impoundment.
If you think you want to speed on your motorcycle in Canada then you need to seriously reconsider.
The fines in Canada for speeding can be as high as $12000 if not more, aside from the extreme dangers associated with it.
Just recently a person doing a motorcycle drive in Canada was caught going twice the speed limit in Alberta.
His fine was $12 000.
Alberta is not the only province to pass legislation allowing huge fines for drivers who are caught speeding.
If you drive a motorcycle in Ontario, or any vehicle for that matter, and you are caught speeding 50km over the limit you can get fines a minimum of $2000 and have your motorcycle impounded.
The high fines have been developed to deter street racing which can be extremely dangerous.
Motorcycle Street Racing can be much more dangerous for the drivers since any type of wipe out usually results in death or life altering injuries.
But not only motorcycle street racers are fined.
All motorists who have no intention of street racing could still be caught and fined in the same trap if they are not paying attention to their speed as they come off the highway Those who wish to drive a motorcycle in Canada and show off doing wheelies or stunt driving can also be fined in some jurisdictions.
Anyone driving a motorcycle in Canada in a risky manner could be risking charges under the motor vehicle Acts within the province you drive in.
To avoid high fines simply keep the racing on a racetrack.
It is very important to know the laws within your own province if you plan to be driving a motorcycle in Canada.
Every place has different rules, and it can come as a big surprise if you are caught speeding and receive a $10 000 fine.