Provincial remedial measures program for convicted impaired drivers or drivers with two or more roadside suspensions

• information, registration, assessment, education, treatment groups and follow-up interviews as required
• participants should register a week (7 days) after the impaired conviction or roadside suspensions, it may take up to 11 months to complete all parts of the Back on Track program
• administered by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario and offered by community service providers in a variety of locations across the province
• in York Region, Simcoe County and Muskoka region it is offered in Aurora, Barrie, Bracebridge and Parry Sound respectively
• virtual and in-person options available, contact for more information

Administrative Office in Toronto is not open to the public, no in-person service

Telephone Service: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm, call at other times to listen to recorded information

• Individuals who have been convicted of impaired driving, or who have two or more roadside suspensions in the past 10 years
  
• completion of program is mandatory before driver's licence can be reinstated

• Call, email or visit website for information, no walk-in service
• registration form can be completed online or downloaded
• participants must register after receiving conviction and pay full registration fee before commencing program
• participants should register a week (7 days) after the impaired conviction or roadside suspensions, it may take up to 11 months to complete all parts of the Back on Track program