Anne Miller’s life hit a nasty speed bump Saturday when the resident of Udora, near Uxbridge, opened her mail. An Ontario Transportation Ministry letter said her driver’s licence had been suspended almost three weeks earlier. With no details, only a number to call, the 54-year-old thought it was medical, likely related to an aneurysm she survived months ago. “I couldn’t believe it — I’ve only been pulled over four times and I don’t remember this at all,” even after hearing conviction details from court records, the former Scarborough resident said. She paid the fine but has for days waited for her record to be cleared so she can go to Service Ontario and pay a $275 licence reinstatement fee.

Source: thestar June 01, 2019 12:56 UTC