Originally Posted by
Tshoobaka
Just pay if you want to go back and I actually find it strange that you haven't already had additional fees from Avis for getting a ticket with their rental
Originally Posted by
gobluetwo
I've not gotten a moving violation in a rental before, but I would think that if you don't pay, the government would eventually send a notice to the registration holder, who would then pay the ticket. In this case, it would make sense that Avis would pay and then come after you to reimburse them for the cost of a ticket + some sort of service charge. Whether or not it causes issues for you in Canada, it might cause issues for future rentals with Avis.
As far as I know this only applies to violations assessed against the vehicle, such as speed cameras and parking violations. A speeding citation assessed against the driver by a police officer pulling them over does not become a liability of the owner.