Everything you need to know about obtaining or exchanging a driver’s licence, licence suspension or revocation, demerit points and licence classes.
Here is all the information you need about registering a vehicle in Québec, from cars to trailers, to road trains to scooters.
Whether you have been injured in a traffic accident or a loved one was killed in a crash, you are guaranteed our full attention.
Drivers, owners and operators of heavy vehicles, this section was designed especially for you to help you understand your respective obligations.
Visit this section to know more about the requirements that apply to the transportation of passengers, including to vehicles and their drivers, owners and operators.
Because you love life, because your loved ones want to see you live, and because every life is important… road safety is a shared priority that begins with you.
Visit this section to find out how to obtain a disabled parking permit or have your home or vehicle adapted.
Registration operations, licensing vehicles for road use, ordering dealer plates or recordkeeping: when things are clearly explained, complying with obligations is much easier. (section in French only)
Find answers to your questions about driving in Québec, including the type of licence you need and what to do in the event of an accident.
Regular maintenance makes your vehicle safer and more reliable, and will allow you to save money in the long term.
Major amendments affecting all road users have been made to the Highway Safety Code.
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Montréal area: 514-873-7620
Elsewhere: 1-800-361-7620
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Aimée Dornéval
Call Centre Agent
When people know what the law says, we can ask them to work with us to help make our roads safer.
Benoît Tessier
Carrier Enforcement Officer (facility audits)
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Accident Victim Counsellor
