A speeding ticket you can usually handle yourself, but the more serious end of Ontario's Highway Traffic Act - careless driving, stunt driving, driving while suspended, or a criminal-adjacent charge like impaired driving - carries real consequences: demerit points, licence suspension, insurance increases that last years, and in some cases a criminal record. These charges are prosecuted the same way a criminal charge would be, which is why they're almost always handled by the same lawyers who do criminal defence work rather than a separate "traffic lawyer" specialty.
A lawyer familiar with the local courthouse and prosecutor's office can often negotiate a reduced charge, and in some cases get a matter withdrawn entirely - something that's much harder to do without legal representation. The firms below have handled traffic and provincial offence matters in Ontario; if you know which courthouse your matter is being heard at, use the location tool below to find someone local to it.
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