Driving the wrong way on a divided road incurs how many points?

Driving the wrong way on a divided road is considered a serious traffic violation due to the potential for collisions and the significant risks it poses to both the driver and other road users. In Ontario, such an offense incurs three demerit points, reflecting the seriousness of the violation. Accumulating these points is meant to help in assessing a driver's record and ability to operate a vehicle safely, as it can result in further consequences, including potential license suspensions for drivers who collect a certain number of demerit points. By imposing three points for this offense, the system aims to deter unsafe driving behaviors and encourage compliance with traffic regulations.