CDL driver from New York got Log Book ticket in Ontario,CA

Looks like it might.

Reciprocal Agreements: Between the Province of Ontario and other Provinces/Territories and Different U.S. States

 

I would think that would only apply IF you were ticketed for violation IN NY state. It still may affect your license but you cant be charged with an offense in two places for the single/same act.

 

Well you said "logbook violation" thats breaking the law regarding HOS right? But if you were legal at the time when you got the ticket and you fuel with a card you can get your fuel records and submit them in trial and you will win no biggie. But if you altered your logbook well then your screwed.

 

From what I found is slim. Canada running in the US is subject to CSA2010. But I couldn't find anything about inspections up there. All the FMCSA rules relate to interstate commerce and you running in the US.

There is 383.31 which requires you, if you get a ticket in another state or jurisdiction which Canada is, you have 30 days to report it back to your home state.

Being a non-moving CMV logbook violation, it will not put any points on your MVR.

And without a USDOT inspection report I highly doubt you would even get any points on your CSA2010. If you did, it would only be 7 pts x 3 which isn't nothing. You'd need about 4 of them violations in the next 3 years to be a problem.

The main thing is to pay the ticket. Canada will put a Canadian only warrant out on you and you won't make it across the border next time. Don't forget about the currency exchange.

 

That link shows an agreement between Ontario and New York but only pertains to drinking, drugs, manslaughter and reckless driving. Those, they will reciprocate a suspension.

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_930037_e.htm