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- [Can One Traffic Ticket Suspend Your License in New York?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/can-one-traffic-ticket-suspend-your-license-in-new-york/) - Can one ticket suspend your license in NY? Learn how the NY DMV point system, traffic ticket in NY rules, and license suspension in NY work.
- [New York DMV Overhauls Point System with Tougher Penalties for Drivers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-dmv-overhauls-point-system-with-tougher-penalties-for-drivers/) - The New York DMV published sweeping changes to the point system on November 6, 2024, marking one of the most significant overhauls in decades. These changes impact how points are assessed, the penalties for violations, and the rules for suspensions and license restoration. Drivers convicted of DWI offenses now face 11 points, and offenses like
- [A Police Officer’s Advice for Those Arrested for DWI in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/a-police-officers-advice-for-those-arrested-for-dwi-in-new-york/) - There may be a lot going through your mind when you are pulled over for drunk driving. You may feel you are truly fine to drive, or you may be regretting your decision to get behind the wheel. Perhaps you are worried about how family members might react or how your insurance rates might be
- [When Can the Police Take Away/Impound Your Vehicle?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/when-can-the-police-take-away-impound-your-vehicle/) - There are few reasons why local police or any law enforcement would take possession of your vehicle. We use the term “voucher” to describe this process. Basically, to “voucher a vehicle” simply means that we are taking possession of it and itemizing what is inside. Most police officers try to avoid taking away a vehicle
- [What Happens Right After an Arrest?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-happens-right-after-an-arrest/) - Getting arrested is an unnerving experience that brings with it a lot of uncertainty, especially for those who have never experienced it before. Throughout New York State, the process is pretty uniform so most people will undergo the same steps after being arrested for a crime. You’ll be brought to the police station precinct, where
- [Four Common Myths About Cell Phone Usage While Driving in NY](https://traffictickets.com/blog/common-myths-cell-phone-usage-driving-ny/) - In an effort to deter cell phone usage while driving, New York State Police are using newer and more effective methods to catch distracted drivers, including designated patrol cars, periodic texting ticket blitzes, and enforcement initiatives like Operation Hang Up. However, even with these efforts cell phone usage and texting while driving are still big
- [NYPD's Facial Recognition Use: Can You Be Wrongfully Arrested by AI?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nypd-facial-recognition-use/) - Facial recognition has quickly moved into everyday policing as AI and related technologies continue to advance. The NYPD, like many law enforcement agencies across the country, now uses this powerful tool to help identify suspects in serious crimes ranging from violent assaults to theft. Supporters point to its potential for speeding up investigations and keeping
- [How to Use Dash Cam Footage to Fight a New York Speeding Ticket](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-to-use-dash-cam-footage-to-fight-a-new-york-speeding-ticket/) - If you’ve been issued a speeding ticket, you may feel that the ticket was not justified at worst or inaccurate at best. You should know that this is not unusual and, more importantly, it doesn’t mean you have to accept the consequences of the speeding ticket, which could amount to hefty fines and a steep
- [When Can the NYPD Search Your Vehicle?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/when-can-the-nypd-search-your-vehicle/) - If you’re ever stopped by a police officer in your vehicle, there is a chance he or she will ask to search it. Sometimes, the officer won’t even ask. While this can feel like an invasion of privacy, officers should (and usually do) have arguably legitimate reasons for a search. However, do you have to
- [How Will Two Points in New Jersey Affect Your Insurance Rates?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-will-two-points-in-new-jersey-affect-your-insurance-rates/) - Traffic violations in New Jersey don’t just come with fines; they can also add points to your license that remain on your driving record indefinitely. Even a minor infraction, such as not fully stopping at a stop sign or failing to keep right, can result in points that impact your driving record. Many drivers don’t
- [Scam Warning: Fraudulent Text Messages Impersonate the DMV](https://traffictickets.com/blog/dmv-scam-text-messages/) - A new scam is circulating across the United States in which fraudsters send fake text messages that claim to be from various state departments of motor vehicles (DMVs) or E-ZPass. These messages claim the recipient owes an outstanding payment and threaten to suspend their driver’s license or registration unless they pay immediately. In April 2024,
- [New York City’s New License Plate Rules: What Drivers Need to Know to Avoid Fines](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-citys-new-license-plate-rules/) - Starting on April 16, 2025, New York City is cracking down on obscured, damaged, and fraudulent license plates with new rules aimed at ensuring all vehicles have clearly visible and legible plates. Under the new rules, drivers with fake or obstructed plates, such as peeling, defaced, or dirty plates, may face fines if they fail
- [Navigating New York City's New Congestion Pricing: What Drivers Need to Know](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-city-congestion-pricing/) - Congestion pricing is a system that charges vehicles a fee to enter high-traffic areas. Its aim is to reduce congestion and generate revenue for public transit. New York City is known for its busy streets, and it is estimated that more than 700,000 vehicles enter the Manhattan Central Business District every day, contributing to congestion.
- [What to Say and Not Say After an Accident](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-to-say-and-not-say-after-an-accident/) - Getting into a car accident is stressful for anyone, and it can be hard to know what to say or do. Tempers can flare, or you may be tempted to apologize if you think you were at fault. However, the fact is that you can significantly affect your civil (and sometimes even criminal) liability if
- [New York City Reduces Speed Limit to 20 MPH: What This Means for Drivers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-city-reduces-speed-limit-to-20-mph/) - New York City is introducing a 20 mph speed limit in select areas through a law known as Sammy’s Law. This new law is named in honor of 12-year-old Sammy Cohen Eckstein, who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle, and it was implemented to reduce motor vehicle accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Whether you
- [Little-Known NY Traffic Laws You Need To Be Aware Of](https://traffictickets.com/blog/little-known-ny-traffic-laws-you-need-to-be-aware-of/) - Traffic tickets in New York State can be expensive, add points to your license, raise your insurance costs, and even lead to a suspended or revoked license. In addition, violating a New York traffic law can get you in trouble, even if you didn’t know about it. That’s because ignorance of the law is no
- [New York’s New Rules for Repeat Offenders Driving Under the Influence](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-yorks-new-rules-for-repeat-offenders-driving-under-the-influence/) - New York has introduced stricter rules for individuals who repeatedly drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The new “Forfeit After Four” rules were enacted by the state to improve roadway safety by addressing the dangers of repeatedly impaired drivers who receive multiple DWIs. For example, in New York State, more than 30% of
- [Evading the Police: A Former Cop Discusses the Implications of Not Pulling Over](https://traffictickets.com/blog/evading-the-police-a-former-cop-discusses-the-implications-of-not-pulling-over/) - Evading the police, or fleeing from a police officer, is a serious offense that comes with significant legal consequences and safety risks. Law enforcement must maintain a delicate balance between enforcing the law against drivers who do not pull over, and ensuring public safety for nearby drivers and pedestrians. There are also exceptional circumstances where
- [Sammy’s Law Changing NYC Speed Limits to as Low as 10mph](https://traffictickets.com/blog/sammys-law-changing-nyc-speed-limits-to-as-low-as-10mph/) - On April 30th, 2024, Sammy’s Law was passed into the state budget, granting the City of New York the authority to reduce speed limits dramatically. Sammy’s Law gives New York City greater autonomy to set its speed limits to 20mph on individual streets and 10mph on specified streets undergoing safety-related redesigns without having to pass
- [Judge’s Advice on How to Behave in Traffic Court](https://traffictickets.com/blog/judges-advice-on-how-to-behave-in-traffic-court/) - There is a lot of advice out there for drivers who plan to challenge a traffic ticket and face a judge at trial. Most recommendations are sound, such as dressing appropriately and showing up early. There are more specific behaviors that can also be beneficial. A judge’s role at traffic court is to determine what
- [Avoiding Higher Auto Insurance Rates: Pleading Not-Guilty to Speeding Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/avoiding-higher-auto-insurance-rates-pleading-not-guilty-to-speeding-tickets/) - Americans are living in a day and age where everything is becoming more expensive, and auto insurance rates are no exception. Last February, the national inflation rate was 3.2%, and rising car insurance rates contributed about 0.5% to this overall rate. Between February 2023 and February 2024, car insurance rates have risen almost 21%. The
- [Do I Need to Return License Plates in New York?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/returning-license-plates-in-new-york/) - When you buy a new car and decide to trade in the one you have for credit towards the purchase price, you can keep your existing New York license plates or get new ones. Though most tend to just get new ones, you can transfer both the registration and vehicle plates to another vehicle you
- [How Much Will My Car Insurance Go Up After a Traffic Ticket in NY?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/real-cost-ny-traffic-ticket/) - Most of us know that getting a New York traffic ticket can cause our insurance premiums to increase substantially. However, almost no one truly knows how much more we can expect to pay if we are found guilty of committing a New York traffic violation. Insurance.com has analyzed the data and provided the numbers showing
- [New York State Law on the Right to Bear Arms](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-state-law-on-the-right-to-bear-arms/) - The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which protects the right of citizens to bear arms, has faced numerous challenges throughout the years. In New York, local authorities have had to modify their laws to address public safety and maintain law and order in their communities. State law provides for: comprehensive background checks, firearm safety
- [Do PBA Cards Really Work?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/pba-cards-work/) - "PBA” stands for the Police Benevolent Association, and nearly every police officer in the United States is a member. Friends and family members of police officers are sometimes given a PBA Courtesy Card. A PBA card will usually have printed on it, “The bearer of this card is a supporter of the PBA and you
- [How To Change Your Court Date For A Traffic Ticket In New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-to-change-your-court-date-for-a-traffic-ticket-in-new-york/) - When a driver decides to fight a traffic ticket, the first step is to plead not guilty and have the plea registered with the court so that they can set up a court date. If the case is being heard by the Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB) of NYC, you can enter a plea online by
- [Highway “Move Over” Law Legislation Extended: Now Includes Stopped Vehicles](https://traffictickets.com/blog/highway-move-over-law-legislation-extended-now-includes-stopped-vehicles/) - Not only do drivers need to watch for other cars and potential dangers in their lane on the highway, but it’s also important to keep an eye on things that are happening on the side of the road. How often do you see a police car, tow truck, or another vehicle parked on the shoulder,
- [Disorderly Conduct: Is It Still Enforced?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/disorderly-conduct-is-it-still-enforced/) - In New York, disorderly conduct is considered illegal, even if it’s not always enforced. The violation may be brought when a person deliberately or recklessly sets out to cause a “public inconvenience, annoyance, or alarm.” Don’t just accept such a charge, though. You might want to hire a criminal attorney because a conviction will cost
- [Why You Should Avoid Vehicle Pursuits: Advice from a Cop](https://traffictickets.com/blog/why-you-should-avoid-vehicle-pursuits/) - Although not very common, there are situations that lead to police pursuits. Some even wind up being televised from news helicopters tracking the chases on highways or through local neighborhoods. Among the more famous is the lengthy low-speed pursuit of former NFL player and actor, O.J. Simpson, who was a suspect in the murder of
- [Maximum Speed Limits Around the World](https://traffictickets.com/blog/maximum-speed-limits-around-the-world/) - Higher maximum speed limits in some countries allow drivers an experience rarely offered in the United States. These higher limits usually only apply only to specific stretches of road, so drivers must follow all posted speed limits to avoid legal problems in foreign places. Drivers must also note that most countries post their speed limits
- [Amending a Police Report](https://traffictickets.com/blog/amending-a-police-report/) - Cops spend quite a bit of time writing up reports of all kinds. In fact, the City Council is preparing a bill that would make members of the NYPD file even more reports detailing even minor encounters with civilians. Currently, the paperwork we have to complete for an arrest or accident is time-consuming and complicated.
- [Nine Surprising Facts About DUI in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/surprising-facts-dui-new-york/) - Getting arrested for DWI/DUI in New York or New Jersey is no joke. Potential consequences include jail time, hefty fines, and loss of driving privileges. Read on for nine things to know about drunk driving or scroll down for the full infographic. 1. Younger drivers are arrested the most. According to statistics from state Justice
- [COVID-Induced Stress Is Making New Yorkers Drive More Aggressively](https://traffictickets.com/blog/covid-induced-stress/) - If you feel like New Yorkers have been driving more aggressively lately, you are not alone. Data shows that drivers in the state have been crashing more often, and those accidents have been more devastating. They are also committing more serious traffic violations. Some say this is caused by a reduction in traffic, increased speeding
- [New Jersey’s New Safe Passing Law](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-jersey-safe-passing-law/) - New Jersey’s Safe Passing Law has officially gone into effect. The law is directed at drivers passing people on bikes, scooters, and skateboards or pedestrians on the side of the road, and establishes procedural changes in the way these drivers should safely pass others on the road. Proponents of the Safe Passing Law say that
- [A Cop Discusses the Use of Canine Units in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/canine-units-in-new-york/) - Well-trained police dogs rely on their sophisticated sense of smell, as well as their speed and stamina, to track down suspects, detect contraband, and maneuver into places where an officer cannot. According to an FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin cited by the American Kennel Club, it’s believed that canines’ sense of smell is 44 to 100 Each canine unit consists of the handler (police officer) and the dog. After rigorous training, the dog is not only the officer’s sole partner; it also lives in the same home.
- [“Click It or Ticket” Begins in New York and New Jersey](https://traffictickets.com/blog/click-it-or-ticket-begins-in-new-york-and-new-jersey/) - Buckle up! If you're traveling for Memorial Day weekend in New York or New Jersey, you may want to think twice before deciding to forgo your seat belt, even as a passenger. Local police agencies across New York and New Jersey are cracking down on seat belt use during the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s
- [What Police Can and Cannot Do](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-police-can-and-cannot-do/) - Bad cops get all the press, but most police officers are as law-abiding as the citizens they protect. Still, there are rules that police must abide by when conducting traffic stops, speaking to you at your home, or approaching you on the street. Even more so, people need to understand that just because the law
- [Avoid Bad Beach Behavior: Advice from a Cop](https://traffictickets.com/blog/avoid-bad-beach-behavior-advice-from-a-cop/) - It’s almost here. The unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day weekend, is fast approaching. People will flock to area beaches, lakes, and parks to enjoy the warm weather, outdoor activities, and time with family, friends, and even new faces. The police also want everyone to get outside and have a good time. But they must
- [Unmarked Police Cars and Everything to Know About Them](https://traffictickets.com/blog/unmarked-police-cars-and-everything-to-know-about-them/) - It’s not uncommon to notice a police vehicle, glance at your speedometer, and tap your brakes, especially if you’re driving over the posted speed limit. People make sure they signal to make lane changes, turns, or exit a roadway, especially when they know they are in the sights of a state, county, or local trooper.
- [What Is the Difference Between Reckless Endangerment and Reckless Driving? A Cop Explains](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-reckless-endangerment-and-reckless-driving-a-cop-explains/) - The terms reckless driving and reckless endangerment sound similar but they actually refer to different offenses. That said, there are similarities: Both can result in being arrested, and both are misdemeanor offenses (although reckless endangerment can be charged as a felony). Here’s what a person should understand about both offenses. Reckless Driving Is a “Catch-all”
- [What Hollywood Gets Wrong About Car Chases](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-hollywood-gets-wrong-about-car-chases/) - TV and movies love to show cops going on wild, high-speed chases. It makes for great action scenes. And let’s face it: Every cop dreams of doing stuff like that. But there’s a reason most cops don’t. Especially in New York State, our rules dictate that we not chase after suspects except in the most
- [Truck Drivers Arrested in NJ for E-ZPass Toll Evasion Scam](https://traffictickets.com/blog/truck-drivers-arrested-nj-e-zpass-toll-evasion-scam/) - Police pulled over 37-year-old Francisco Reyes-Rodriguez last month after his Freightliner truck passed through an E-ZPass lane without paying the toll. Upon inspecting the truck, the responding officer discovered that it had a counterfeit license plate made out of plastic. The truck also had a fake vehicle identification number (VIN) plate in the driver’s side
- [Troopers Release Traffic Tickets List and Publish Names of Those Ticketed](https://traffictickets.com/blog/troopers-release-traffic-tickets-list-publish-names-ticketed/) - Recently, the State Police of Troop B, Zone 2 have been compiling lists of the NY traffic tickets that you and I receive in St. Lawrence County. Not only that, but they have also been offering these daily lists to the local media. Captain Michael Girard, the Commander of Zone 2, explained, “We want people
- [Texting Tickets are on the Rise](https://traffictickets.com/blog/texting-tickets-rise/) - Ever since New York's statewide ban on text messaging while driving took effect over a year ago, more than 20,000 texting tickets have been issued. The law lets police officers pull over drivers specifically for texting while driving. Previously, a law passed in 2009 made texting in NY a secondary infraction. That meant police could
- [Suspended License for Fault in a Fatal Car Accident](https://traffictickets.com/blog/suspended-license-fault-fatal-car-accident/) - You immediately slam on your breaks, but to no avail. You hear the screeching of tires and you think to yourself in the split-second before it all goes down, “I hope I make it out of this alive.” Once you recover, collect your thoughts, and realize that you are unharmed, you exit your vehicle. Unfortunately,
- [The Psychology of Distracted Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/psychology-distracted-driving/) - Everyone who has ever taken a driver’s education course knows that taking your eyes off the road, even for a few seconds, can be a deadly mistake. Yet, somehow, drivers of all ages can’t seem to resist using their phones while driving. New research from across the country is beginning to shed light on why.
- [Common Offenses That Lead to a Suspended License in NY](https://traffictickets.com/blog/offenses-lead-suspended-license/) - Sometimes we forget that driving offenses can impact our lives in ways we never imagined. Sure, we all know that violating the rules of the road usually lead to unwanted fines and tickets, but certain offenses will actually result in your license being taken away altogether. If you continue to drive after your license has
- [NYS Cell Phone Tickets Increase From 3 To 5 Points](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nys-cell-phone-ticket-increase/) - On March 31 at a press conference in NYC, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced increased penalties for cell phone use while driving and texting-while-driving. The Governor has informed the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that they must increase the penalties starting June 1, 2013. In addition, the Governor has issued orders to
- [New York City Launches Pedestrian Safety Plan](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nyc-launches-pedestrian-safety-plan/) - The NY Daily News recently reported on a new plan to be instituted by the New York City Department of Transportation. This program would help address an alarming statistic – half of pedestrian deaths and serious injuries occur on only 11% of the roadways. As a primary purpose of Mayor de Blasio’s Vision Zero program
- [New Laws Expand on Mayor DeBlasio's "Vision Zero"](https://traffictickets.com/blog/de-blasio-vision-zero/) - Recently, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio signed close to a dozen bills designed to improve traffic safety in New York. These pieces of legislation are the newest addition to Vision Zero, a groundbreaking plan to reduce and eliminate traffic related deaths across the five boroughs. The plan also involves redesigning the intersection at Northern Blvd.
- [NY Traffic Ticket Appeals](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-traffic-ticket-appeals/) - Did you get an unfavorable result when you represented yourself in traffic court? Remember, just because you lost round one does not mean the fight is over. Here at Rosenblum Law we understand the significance of appealing unfavorable decisions. After all, this traffic ticket could be the one that causes you to lose your license,
- [NY Driver License Suspended 18 Times and Still Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-driver-license-suspended/) - A deputy of the Erie County Sheriff’s Office was on a routine patrol in the Town of Holland, New York. He noticed a motorist with only one working headlight. During the routine stop, the deputy issued tickets for illegally tinted windows and a broken headlight. Upon further inspection of the automobile, police found cocaine. A
- [Google Ads Definitions to Snippets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/google-ads-definitions-to-snippets/) - We just noticed a new featured snippet feature for our keyword "driving with a suspended license in NY". Google extracted the word "misdemeanor" and defined it within the snippet. It's also interesting to note that Google pulled in the British spelling of the word "misdemeanor" even though it is spelled the American style in the
- [DWI Enforcement in Effect Through Independence Day](https://traffictickets.com/blog/dwi-enforcement-effect-independence-day/) - New York State and local law enforcement officials will be cracking down on drunk driving for six days as part of the STOP-DWI Independence Day initiative. Drivers can expect an increase in marked and unmarked patrols starting Friday, June 30 through Wednesday, July 5. Police will be on the lookout for drunk driving as well
- [Despite Efforts, Cell Phone and Texting Accidents Continue to Rise](https://traffictickets.com/blog/cell-phone-texting-accidents-continue-to-rise/) - Over the past decade, government, law enforcement, and corporate have poured efforts into preventing accidents from drivers using their cell phone or texting behind the wheel. Unfortunately, 2017 data from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles seems to indicate that it has had little effect. In 2017, police across New York State wrote more than
- [Driving With Expired Registration in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/driving-with-expired-registration-in-new-york/) - Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 401 covers the law in New York with respect to driving with an expired registration. What drivers need to understand first is that if your vehicle is on the road or even parked on the street, a police officer can run your license plate and see if your car is
- [Do You Have to Respond to a NY Traffic Ticket Within 48 Hours?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/respond-to-a-ny-traffic-ticket-within-48-hours/) - Drivers who get a traffic ticket in New York State will notice that the ticket says drivers must respond within 48 hours. This is not a lot of time and many drivers miss this deadline. This begs the question: Does this deadline matter? And what happens to drivers who miss it? What Does it Mean
- [Six Mistakes People Make When Being Arrested and Post-Arrest](https://traffictickets.com/blog/six-mistakes-people-make-when-being-arrested-and-post-arrest/) - No one wants to get arrested and we don’t like to have to arrest someone. It's stressful for all parties involved. But if you do find yourself in this unfortunate situation, there are some things you should and shouldn't do to minimize the impact of what happens to you. Remember, too, that your arrest is
- [Should a Canadian Driver Fight a New York Speeding Ticket?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/canadian-driver-york-speeding-ticket/) - Like many Montreal residents, you decide to drive to Plattsburgh, New York to go shopping. As you near the Plattsburgh mall, you suddenly see a NY State Trooper pulling you over. He then issues a speeding ticket. You don’t believe that you were driving that fast, but you are unsure what to do. Do you
- [When and How Police Can Use Force](https://traffictickets.com/blog/when-and-how-can-police-use-force/) - Most people’s encounters with the police are peaceful and uneventful. A traffic stop usually results in a ticket or a warning and the driver is sent on their way. Sadly, there are situations when things escalate and police find themselves using force to elicit compliance, detain, or arrest someone. Not every use of force is
- [Can You Record the Police?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/can-you-record-the-police/) - We’ve all seen the video posted to various websites. A person has come into contact with law enforcement and begins recording the encounter on a cell phone. Sometimes it’s the result of a traffic stop; other times it may involve an event like a party or even just occur in a public place. Law enforcement
- [So You’ve Fled an Accident Scene: Advice from a Cop](https://traffictickets.com/blog/so-youve-fled-an-accident-scene-advice-from-a-cop/) - Everyone who takes a basic driver’s education course is taught that, in the event of an accident, both drivers should stop, exchange information, and if necessary call the police. Failing to do that can result in serious consequences. Some call this a hit-and-run, others call it leaving the scene of an accident. The law uses
- [What NOT to Do When Pulled Over by Police](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-not-to-do-when-pulled-over-by-police/) - Nearly everyone is pulled over by police at some point in their life. The flashing red-and-blue lights are hardwired into drivers’ brains to mean that trouble is imminent. However, a traffic stop does not have to be a harrowing event. While there isn’t much one can do to avoid getting a ticket once they’ve been
- [A Police Officer’s Advice on What Not to Do When Pulled Over](https://traffictickets.com/blog/a-police-officers-advice-on-what-not-to-do-when-pulled-over/) - Nobody wants to be pulled over and given a traffic ticket. Honestly, it’s not exactly the kind of thing police look forward to either. However, enforcing traffic laws is an important part of protecting other motorists, and officers take this responsibility seriously. The most important things to do when pulled over are to get as
- [Can Flashing Your High Beams Get You a Ticket in New York?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/flashing-headlight-high-beams-ticket-ny/) - Ever since headlight beam selectors began being placed on the steering column of automobiles, drivers have engaged in headlight flashing, or the practice of warning other drivers of hazards on the road or police speed traps by flicking their lights. Though a common practice, depending on what jurisdiction drivers who flash their high beams are
- [Tactics Police Use to Get Confessions](https://traffictickets.com/blog/tactics-police-use-to-get-confessions/) - If you’ve been suspected of a crime, you should know that police have various tactics that they use to get people to confess. The tactics used will depend on the severity of the crime. For most misdemeanors, law enforcement will not be pressing hard for a confession. The exception may be an assault charge that
- [5 Things a Cop Wants You to Know About Texting While Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/5-things-a-cop-wants-you-to-know-about-texting-while-driving/) - When I started my career in law enforcement in the early 1990s, cell phones were just beginning to get smaller in size and more people were starting to use them. Around that time, we began to see motorists on their cell phones while driving. So lawmakers made it illegal to call—and later text—when driving. When
- [What to Know About Filing a Complaint Against Police](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-to-know-about-filing-a-complaint-against-police/) - As I’ve said in so many articles in the past, especially when discussing police conduct, the vast majority of civilian interactions with police are peaceful. That’s because the vast majority of police and civilians are law-abiding, decent people. However, many times interaction with police is much more unpleasant than it should be. A person may
- [How Police Radar Impacts Speeding Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-police-radar-impacts-speeding-tickets/) - A lot of drivers don’t really understand speed radar, how it works, and how it affects a speeding ticket. This leads to a lot of bad advice and misinformation on how to fight a speeding ticket when a radar gun is involved. Here’s a quick reality check on police and speed radar. Radar Guns Can
- [Police Expected to Step Up DWI Enforcement During Thanksgiving Weekend](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-expected-to-step-up-dwi-enforcement-during-thanksgiving-weekend/) - New Yorkers are getting back to normal, and experts are expecting to see a massive uptick in both air and road travel around Thanksgiving week. Along with this, police are expecting the usual surge in drunk and impaired driving and will be stepping up enforcement accordingly. The annual Thanksgiving STOP-DWI initiative will run from Wednesday,
- [New York State DOT Admits Cops Hide Among Work Crews to Catch Speeders](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-state-dot-admits-cops-hide-among-work-crews-to-catch-speeders/) - In a recent Facebook post, the New York State Department of Transportation revealed a trick it uses to catch people who speed in work zones. The photo shows a person dressed in a reflective yellow vest and orange hard hat. To anyone passing by, he would look like another construction worker. But the truth is,
- [Here’s How you Can Create an iPhone Shortcut to Record Police During a Traffic Stop](https://traffictickets.com/blog/heres-how-you-can-create-an-iphone-shortcut-to-record-police-during-a-traffic-stop/) - The proliferation of video cameras in smartphones and dash cams have brought to light that police misconduct can occur during what should be a routine traffic stop. Police have often been taken to task for unfair and sometimes even illegal treatment of motorists during traffic stops. Thankfully, iPhone users who wish to memorialize their interactions
- [Drivers Urged to Be Cautious During National Move Over Day](https://traffictickets.com/blog/drivers-urged-to-be-cautious-during-national-move-over-day/) - On Saturday, Oct. 16, drivers are being urged to exhibit additional caution around emergency vehicles as part of National Move Over Day. This recent annual event is designed to highlight an important but often overlooked traffic law. Every state has its own version of the “Move Over” law, which requires drivers to exercise due care
- [Traffic Ticket Defenses that a Cop Will Always Defeat](https://traffictickets.com/blog/traffic-ticket-defenses-that-a-cop-will-always-defeat/) - I’ve had to justify thousands of traffic tickets in court over the course of my career. People have all sorts of reasons and excuses for why they did what they did, or why they think they didn’t do what I claim they did. I’ve never heard any truly outrageous defenses. Instead, I used to hear
- [Cops Do Target Out-of-State Drivers (But Not For the Reason You Think)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/cops-do-target-out-of-state-drivers-but-not-for-the-reason-you-think/) - A lot of drivers believe that cops are more likely to pull a person over if he or she has out-of-state license plates. In a way, there is some truth to that. But it’s not necessarily because we believe that out-of-state drivers don’t know New York State traffic law or because we think we can
- [How Cops Handle a Driver They Suspect Is High on Drugs](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-cops-handle-a-driver-they-suspect-is-high-on-drugs/) - Now that any adult in New York can legally possess and smoke marijuana, there’s likely to be an uptick in accidents caused by driving while high. After all, the same thing happened in Colorado in the years following legalization in that state. Just like alcohol, it is illegal for a person to drive while under
- [New Yorkers Can Opt for Payment Plans to Avoid License Suspension](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-yorkers-can-opt-for-payment-plans-to-avoid-license-suspension/) - New Yorkers struggling to pay fines and fees associated with traffic violations may soon be able to avoid having their license suspended for non-payment. On Dec. 31, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill allowing drivers to set up payment plans if they can't afford an entire fine in a lump sum. The law takes effect
- [Auto Accidents: When an Injury Affects a Statement](https://traffictickets.com/blog/auto-accidents-when-an-injury-affects-a-statement/) - After an auto accident, police need to get a statement from all of the drivers and passengers. This is true even when one or more people are injured. As long as someone is coherent, it is almost always preferred that an officer get the statement there on the scene. In most cases, his or her
- [Automobile Accidents: What the Damage Tells Us (And What it Doesn’t)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/automobile-accidents-what-the-damage-tells-us-and-what-it-doesnt/) - There are a lot of factors that go into an accident report, and which ultimately are used to determine who is at fault. A lot of times, the damage tells us some of the details, such as the direction the vehicles are traveling and the rate of speed. Damage will always show the point of
- [Labor Day DWI Enforcement Begins August 20th](https://traffictickets.com/blog/labor-day-dwi-enforcement-begins-august-20th/) - As the summer wanes, many New Yorkers use the weekends leading up to Labor Day to cut loose. Knowing this, state and local police will be actively patrolling the streets to crack down on anyone who cuts too loose by driving drunk or committing other traffic violations. The STOP-DWI Labor Day initiative begins Friday, August
- [What You Need to Know About Bike Accidents in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-bike-accidents-in-new-york/) - In the past few years, the number of bicyclists on the streets of New York—especially NYC—has increased dramatically. Motor vehicle drivers must yield to bikes on the road. But these bicyclists need to obey the law as well. When accidents involving bicyclists occur, regardless of who is at fault, an accident report may need to
- [A Cop’s Advice on Pedestrian Accidents](https://traffictickets.com/blog/a-cops-advice-on-pedestrian-accidents/) - When it comes to accidents involving vehicles striking pedestrians, things are very different now than they were 20 years ago. Back then, if a person was hit with a car, it was presumed to be an accident unless a witness or other evidence suggested otherwise. There were fewer security cameras and no traffic cameras. This
- [Why You Need an Attorney to Help Fight that Traffic Ticket (And How to Choose One)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/need-attorney-help-fight-traffic-ticket-choose-one-debora-hamsho-esq/) - Whether drivers want to admit it or not, New York State has a pretty fair system of vehicle and traffic laws. Still, those laws can be complex and the possible penalties for a conviction are not always well understood. That’s why it’s amazing to me how many people show up to traffic court without legal
- [What You Need to Know About NYC Traffic Court Appeals](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-nyc-traffic-court-appeals/) - There are a lot of reasons why a person might want to appeal a NYC traffic court conviction. Some people pay a ticket not realizing the possible consequences. Others may not have realized how many points were already on their license and/or how many were associated with the charges. Others plead guilty in court and
- [8 Things Most Drivers Don’t Know About NYC Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/8-things-most-drivers-dont-know-about-nyc-traffic-tickets/) - It’s easy for experienced drivers to think they know the rules of the road. But traffic laws in New York City and the New York State at large can be complicated. Here are eight things even savvy drivers don’t always know. 1 - Green Doesn’t Always Mean Go. A driver is waiting at a light
- [Stories from the Bench: Mercy Cases](https://traffictickets.com/blog/stories-from-the-bench-mercy-cases/) - While New York State traffic court judges can be tough, we are all human. What most people don’t realize is that while police officers, prosecutors and judges all have a job to do, they also have a significant amount of discretion. Some use it more liberally than others. For example some judges have the reputation
- [New Yorkers Warned of REAL ID Phishing Scam](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-yorkers-warned-of-real-id-phishing-scam/) - The federal government has been attempting to roll out new Real IDs since 2017. Now, scammers are attempting to take advantage of the push through text messages to New Yorkers. The NYS Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) recently issued a warning not to respond to suspicious text messages claiming to be from the DMV. The
- [How Police Fill Out an Accident Report](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-police-fill-out-an-accident-report/) - When a car accident happens, especially when injuries are involved, police must make a detailed accounting of the events and document them in an accident report. This is a complex problem and can be a lot like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. By the end of the process, the accident report includes the officer’s determination
- [A Cop’s Take on Pulling Over Truck Drivers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/a-cops-take-on-pulling-over-truck-drivers/) - Motorists share the road with motorcyclists and truck drivers, and either of these can make traditional car drivers nervous. Driving a large truck—whether it’s an 18-wheeler or a box truck—is a serious responsibility. These vehicles are much heavier and spend more time on the road than most vehicles, so these drivers have to be extra
- [Buzzed Drinking and Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/buzzed-drinking-driving/) - Consider this scenario: You and your spouse go out to dinner. You’ve had only one glass of wine and you’re feeling fine, so you drive home. On the way, you get into a fender bender and the next thing you know, a police officer is administering a breathalyzer test and you get charged with a
- [Police Opinion Of Move Over Law](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-opinion-move-over-law/) - New York’s Move Over law (VTL 1144-a) requires drivers to slow down and move over for police cars, hazard vehicles, and any other emergency vehicles displaying amber lights. Since the law was enacted in 2011, it has been strongly enforced by police officers. We asked Trooper Travis Hall for his perspective and advice on how
- [Failure to Stop for School Buses](https://traffictickets.com/blog/failure-stop-school-buses/) - Under Vehicle and Traffic Law 1174(a), drivers are required to stop for school buses that have their red lights flashing or their stop signs out and are picking up or discharging passengers. Failing to stop can have serious consequences, including 5 points on your license, up to a month in jail, and fines of up
- [When I Let a Driver Off With a Warning and Why](https://traffictickets.com/blog/10-times-a-driver-off-with-a-warning-and-why/) - Every driver who gets pulled over hopes to avoid getting a traffic ticket. As police officers, we understand there is value in leniency and second chances. We also know there is a difference between someone who has a blatant disregard for the law and someone who has made an honest mistake. At the end of
- [How Rochester’s New Traffic Violations Agency Will Impact Drivers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/rochesters-new-traffic-violations-agency-will-impact-drivers/) - It was recently announced that after nearly 50 years the Rochester Traffic Violations Bureau or “TVB” - which is a division of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles - will be closing. Its replacement will be the Rochester traffic Violations Agency (RTVA), and while it might not sound like a major change, there
- [New Bill in NY Would End Driver’s License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines and Fees](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-bill-in-ny-would-end-drivers-license-suspensions-for-unpaid-fines-and-fees/) - Driving is critical to most people’s daily lives. Whether it’s getting to work or buying groceries, most people need a driver’s license to run their errands. This makes the suspension of one’s driver’s license a serious problem. Currently, New Yorkers can lose their driver’s licenses for offenses as trivial as failing to pay a traffic
- [NYS Speed Enforcement Initiative Begins Thursday 6/11/20](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nys-speed-week-6-11-20/) - Speeders and aggressive drivers must watch out! State and local law enforcement will be cracking down on unsafe driving during a weeklong traffic enforcement initiative. This year’s “Speed Week” begins Thursday, June 11, 2020 and runs through Wednesday, June 17, 2020. Troopers and other police will also be carefully watching highway work zones and target
- [Why Do Cops Ask Why You Are Speeding? (And How to Respond)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/why-do-cops-ask-why-you-are-speeding-and-how-to-respond/) - When a driver is pulled over for speeding, police officers often ask the driver why he/she was speeding. This is an odd thing to do in New York and other states that have strict liability for speeding and other traffic violations. Strict liability means it doesn’t matter if the driver has a rational explanation for
- [Obscure Traffic Tickets You May Not Have Heard Of](https://traffictickets.com/blog/obscure-traffic-tickets-you-may-not-have-heard-of/) - We all know that it is a traffic violation to exceed the speed limit in New York or to text while driving. But there are lots of different kinds of traffic tickets that many drivers are unaware of. Here is just a few: Failure to use due care. New York Vehicle and Traffic Law statute
- [U.S. States with the Most Expensive Texting Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/u-s-states-with-the-most-expensive-texting-tickets/) - About 14% of traffic accidents involve a driver distracted by a cell phone. More than half (8% total) involve the driver texting or using other smartphone functions other than making calls. As such, all states except Montana have put in place some form of texting while driving ban. Often called “distracted driving,” the exact bans
- [Police Cracking Down on DWI through St. Patrick’s Day Weekend](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-cracking-down-on-dwi-through-st-patricks-day-weekend/) - As revelers gather to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, police will be gathering to watch for those who may be driving while intoxicated or committing other traffic offenses. The STOP DWI St. Patrick’s Day enforcement initiative will begin Tuesday, March 16, and run through Sunday, March 21. In most years, March sees the most drivers pulled
- [Do I Need To Hire an Attorney](https://traffictickets.com/blog/do-i-need-to-hire-an-attorney/) - You’ve recently gotten a traffic ticket and now you are asking yourself this very question. When the police officer gave you the ticket, he explained what sounded like a simple process for answering this ticket. This “process” even allowed for you to respond by mail and it appears to eliminate any “red tape”, allowing you
- [When Both Drivers Claim They Had a Green Light](https://traffictickets.com/blog/when-both-drivers-claim-they-had-a-green-light/) - It is common in car accidents for both drivers to believe they had the right of way. As police officers, it is our job to determine who is correct and who is incorrect. More so, even when a person knows they were wrong—having run a red light for example—an officer may encounter a situation where
- [How To Act When You Get Stopped For Speeding in New York State.](https://traffictickets.com/blog/how-to-act-when-you-get-stopped-for-speeding-in-new-york-state/) - In cases where you're stopped for speeding, it's vital to cooperate with the police officer. Once you see the flashing lights in your rear view mirror, pull over quickly and safely, pulling over and move as far to the right of the road as you can. Then turn off your engine. When the officer approaches your car make sure your hands on the steering wheel
- [Top 10 Albany NY Speeding Ticket Myths](https://traffictickets.com/blog/top-10-albany-ny-speeding-ticket-myths/) - Myth #1: Showing cleavage will persuade the officer to not issue a ticket In truth, this will not work (most of the time). In the movies, it works. Maybe it worked in another generation but not now. Police officers in Albany and Schenectady are taught that when a lady shows some skin, you MUST write
- [NJ Drivers Bring Class Action Suit Over Red-Light Cameras](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nj-drivers-bring-class-action-suit-red-light-cameras/) - A class action lawsuit was recently filed against a New Jersey municipality for its improper use of red-light cameras. The class action suit claims that Cherry Hill failed to follow state regulations, which led to yellow lights lasting for an impermissibly short duration, and inaccurate data to be reported. The case is being brought in
- [NY State Proposes Limits on Point Reduction To Increase Speeding Ticket Fines](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-state-proposes-limits-point-reduction-increase-speeding-ticket-fines/) - If you have been pulled over for a speeding ticket in New York, than you know that there are significant costs attached to it. The fine on a New York speeding ticket can range anywhere from $150 - $600 with an additional $88 or $93 surcharge added before all is said and done. Most of
- [NYC Traffic Ticket Appeals](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nyc-traffic-ticket-appeals/) - Have you plead guilty to a traffic ticket (such as reckless driving) only to realize that your license is now being suspended or that you are facing a high number of points on your license? Or have you mailed in a guilty plea figuring you would rather avoid a day in court and didn't know that your
- [Failure To Signal Lane Change](https://traffictickets.com/blog/failure-signal-lane-change/) - A report was published last year by the Society of Automotive Engineers that confirmed failing to use turn signals causes approximately two million car accident every year in the United States. The study showed that anywhere between one and two million car accidents could be prevented in the United States if drivers would use their turn
- [Driving Without A License Plate In New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/driving-without-a-license-plates-in-new-york/) - What Are The Rules With Respect To License Plates In New York? The state of New York requires a license plate to be attached to both the front and rear of a vehicle, except for motorcycles, which require only one plate and is usually attached to the rear of the vehicle. The license plate number
- [Automated License Plate Readers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/automated-license-plate-readers/) - When you step out of the house and into your car, you have no right to privacy when you travel in public. The places you travel with your car are open to the public and anyone can ‘tail’ you while you are driving and keep an eye out as to where you go. Although this
- [New York Obstructed View or Control Ticket (VTL 1213)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/obstructed-view-tickets/) - Anyone who has ever loaded up their backseat with so much stuff that they can barely see out the rear window should be aware that they are committing a traffic violation. Under VTL 1213 Driver’s View Obstructed, any time a person can’t see out of the windshield, side view or rearview mirrors, he/she can get
- [HOV Tickets In New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/hov-tickets-in-new-york/) - In New York traffic laws are particularly rigorous and meant to deter any potential violators from attempting to break laws for any reason. New York City’s very dense population makes any potential traffic situations many times more deadly than it would be in a state with a smaller population. The large flow of traffic in
- [What Is New York’s Clean Pass Program?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-is-new-yorks-clean-pass-program/) - The Clean Pass program combines three New York State agencies, the State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), the State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), and State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to ensure that low emission and energy efficient vehicles are allowed to use the Long Island Expressway’s HOV or High Occupancy Vehicle lane. The Clean
- [What to do if you hit a deer in NYS](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-to-do-if-you-hit-a-deer-in-nys/) - It’s probably one of the most frightening experiences behind the wheel and it happens more often than we think. You are driving your vehicle in the middle of the night, following all the rules of the road with not many cars around you when all of a sudden a deer darts in front of your
- [Plea Bargaining Buffalo Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/plea-bargaining-buffalo-traffic-tickets/) - As of now, Buffalo does not allow you to plea bargain your traffic tickets. That means if you get a Buffalo traffic ticket, you cannot negotiate with the prosecutor to get fewer points in exchange for paying a higher fine. You are forced to either plead guilty or not guilty. However, all of that could be
- [Traffic Tickets Can Lead to a Bad Credit Score](https://traffictickets.com/blog/traffic-tickets-lead-to-bad-credit/) - Chuck Todd, a news reporter for MSNBC, just found out the hard way that not paying a traffic ticket can harm your credit report. He received a traffic ticket for running a red light. After he tweeted about how ridiculous it was that his credit was hurt, one person tweeted back, “Why didn’t you pay
- [City Posts New "No Parking" Signs Then Tickets Cars Already Parked There](https://traffictickets.com/blog/city-posts-no-parking-signs-tickets-cars-already-parked/) - Recently, drivers on a local Manhattan street say they saw city workers post brand new “No Parking” signs and immediately after ticketed every car along the block that was legally parked there just moments earlier. According to NBC 4 New York, surveillance video revealed that workers did in fact change the signs along West 15th
- [Bike Tickets on the Rise in Manhattan and Brooklyn](https://traffictickets.com/blog/bike-tickets-rise-manhattan-brooklyn/) - According to the Daily News, the number of NY traffic tickets issued to bicyclists for breaking the rules of the road has shot up since the May 27 launch of Citi Bike, a new bike rental program in New York City. In the 12 Manhattan precincts with Citi Bike stations, police officers gave out 484 tickets
- [Brooklyn Teacher Killed by NYPD Officer Driving and Talking on Cell Phone](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nypd-officer-driving-talking-cell-phone-kills-brooklyn-teacher/) - According to Newser, a 61 year-old middle school Spanish teacher was killed by a NYPD Officer who was talking on her cell phone while driving. Officer Paula Medrano was making a left turn on Broadway from Hooper Street at approximately 4:30 p.m. this past Saturday when her police van struck Felix Coss, a pedestrian. Mr. Coss
- [The Rule of Strict Liability in Traffic Court](https://traffictickets.com/blog/strict-liability-in-traffic-court/) - In the criminal justice system, almost all crimes require both a “bad act” and a “guilty mind.” You might have heard the Latin terms for these—“actus reas” and “mens rea”—on Law & Order. However, in traffic court, the rule of strict liability applies instead. Under the rule of strict liability, the crime you are accused
- [NJ Increases Cell Phone Ticket Fines, Adds Points](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nj-cell-phone-ticket-points/) - Listen up, New Jersey drivers! As of July 1, 2014 cell phone tickets in NJ officially carry a $200 minimum fine. For a second-time offender, the minimum fine doubles to $400. A third-time offender faces a 90-day suspension on top of the minimum $600 fine and 3 points will go on your NJ driver’s license.
- [Dash Cam Saves Brooklyn Driver From Unjustified Cell Phone Ticket](https://traffictickets.com/blog/dash-cam-saves-brooklyn-driver-unjustified-cell-phone-ticket-9172014/) - A Brooklyn driver who was simply rubbing his ear was pulled over by a New York police officer and ticketed for talking on a cell phone. According to the driver, his on-board camera kept him from getting an unjustified ticket. The incident occurred earlier this past summer on busy Ocean Parkway in Midwood. The driver—who
- [New Radar Detects Texting While Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/radar-detects-texting-while-driving-10132014/) - Police radar guns are used to detect speeding, but what if they could also sniff out texters? A Virginia company is developing a radar gun that would do precisely that. According to Malcolm McIntyre of ComSonics, the technology works by picking up on the radio frequencies that emit from a vehicle when someone inside is
- [New York City Set to Lower Speed Limits on November 7th](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-city-lower-speed-limits-november-7th/) - New York City is sending a clear message to motorists on its streets: SLOW DOWN! Starting on November 7, vehicles traveling on most NYC streets will be restricted to a 25mph speed, a five-mile reduction from the current default limit of 30. The new lower limit will apply on all city streets with no posted
- [Western New York Heavy in Traffic Tickets and Speed Traps](https://traffictickets.com/blog/western-new-york-top-heavy-traffic-tickets-speed-traps-10302014/) - Ever wonder why Western New York seems to be issuing more traffic tickets than most other parts of the state? You probably thought it was a coincidence or that you happen to drive there more often than in other parts. However, the truth is more speed traps are being set up in Western New York
- [New Report Shows Bad Roads Cost NJ Drivers $2000 Per Year](https://traffictickets.com/blog/bad-roads-cost-nj-drivers-2000-year/) - According to a report released last Thursday, damaged road conditions in NJ are costing the state a whopping $11.8 billion annually, leaving the average driver to shell out about $2000 per year for the cost of their own auto repairs, wasted fuel, and lost time. The report comes from TRIP, a national nonprofit transportation research
- [Supreme Court Finds Extending Traffic Stops without Cause is Unconstitutional](https://traffictickets.com/blog/supreme-court-extending-traffic-stops-unconstitutional/) - On April 21st, the Supreme Court held in Rodriguez v. United States that the police may not prolong a traffic stop for inspection (in this case, by drug-sniffing dogs) beyond the time ‘reasonably required’ to handle the mission for which the stop was originally made. While this may not seem like a major concern for most
- [Buckle Up! New York Launches “Click It or Ticket” Campaign](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-click-it-or-ticket-may-2015/) - As Memorial Day weekend approaches and the unofficial start to summer begins, more motorists are taking to the open road. In response, law enforcement will be cracking down on drivers and passengers who are not buckled up behind the wheel. In place since Monday, May 18th and running through Sunday, May 31st, New York State
- [New 20 MPH Traffic Slow Zones Coming to Queens this Summer](https://traffictickets.com/blog/20-mph-traffic-slow-zones-coming-queens-summer/) - As part of New York’s Slow Zones program the Department of Transportation will be lowering the speed limit in a number of residential roads in Astoria, Queens. The Queens Community Board recently approved the DOT’s plan to reduce the speed limit from 25 mph to 20 mph by late summer 2015. Neighborhood Slow Zones are
- [New York State Pedestrian Safety Action Plan Goes Into Effect Today](https://traffictickets.com/blog/york-state-pedestrian-safety-action-plan-effect-today/) - A new multi-agency initiative is going into effect today to improve pedestrian safety in upstate New York and Long Island. The program includes education and infrastructure improvements as well as a near two-week long enforcement campaign involving more than a dozen police agencies across the state. The New York State Pedestrian Safety Action Plan is
- [Five Reasons You Should Have a Dash Cam](https://traffictickets.com/blog/reasons-dash-cam/) - Earlier this summer, two lawmakers from Queens proposed new legislation that would offer a 5% auto insurance discount for drivers who install a dash cam. Auto insurers don’t currently offer such discounts so the bill would break new ground and help drivers save money, as well as help law enforcement officials investigate crimes and accidents.
- [Will They Make It Illegal to Drink Coffee While Driving in NJ?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/no-nj-illegal-drink-coffee-driving/) - Do New Jersey lawmakers have their sights set on your morning coffee? In an effort to stop distracted driving, legislators have proposed a law banning anything that may take your hands off the steering wheel. When news of the bill dropped in early August, many thought it would make it illegal to eat or drink
- [Move Over Law Expanded to Include Garbage Trucks](https://traffictickets.com/blog/move-law-expanded-include-garbage-trucks/) - New Yorkers need to be extra diligent when driving near sanitation trucks. As of Nov 1, 2016, the state’s move over law has been expanded to include recycling and garbage trucks. The update specifies that drivers must provide sanitation workers with a buffer of about 50 feet. The move over law already applies to law enforcement
- [Why Do Men Get More Traffic Tickets Than Women?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/men-traffic-tickets-women/) - According to the stereotype, men are better drivers than women. If your insurance rates aren’t enough to convince you that line of thinking is wrong, consider this: Men are 2.5 times more likely to get a traffic ticket in New York, according to a recent study conducted by the Albany-based Times Union. The big question,
- [Can You Sober Up Faster?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/sober-faster/) - You’ve rung in the New Year. The ball has dropped, the party is coming to an end, and it’s time to figure out a way home. If you’ve been drinking and need to drive, you’ll have to wait for your blood alcohol content (BAC) to drop below 0.08% to avoid a drunk driving charge. There
- [Can You Really Get a Ticket for Warming Up Your Car?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ticket-warming-car/) - Last month, a series of articles circulated purporting that drivers who warm up their car can get a ticket. There are laws against this in some parts of the country, including Ohio, Michigan, Washington, D.C., and Auburn, CA. In New York, however, the law only applies in certain circumstances. Under section 1210 of the NYS
- [Can You Get a Ticket for Having Snow on Your Car?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ticket-snow-car/) - There are few things as beautiful as a soft white blanket of pristine snow on the ground. Conversely, there are few things as annoying as having to clean a giant pile of snow and ice off your car in freezing weather. It’s no wonder so many New Yorkers just resign themselves to driving around with
- [Can a Smartwatch Land You a Distracted Driving Ticket?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/smartwatch-land-distracted-driving-ticket/) - The rising popularity of smartwatches introduces yet another device that may cause drivers to take their eyes off the road. Even if you put your cell phone away while you drive, smartwatches connect wirelessly to phones, allowing you to take calls, view texts, and get other notifications and alerts. Could you get a distracted driving
- [Distracted, Drunk or Angry: Which is More Dangerous on the Road?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/distracted-drunk-angry-dangerous-road/) - Distracted driving tends to get a lot of attention in the media, but is it really as dangerous as it is made out to be? Some have speculated that, while irresponsible, distracted driving is not nearly as lethal as drunk driving or even road rage. The data below compares statistics to see what plays the largest role
- [Rosenblum Law Receives Avvo Client Choice Award](https://traffictickets.com/blog/rosenblum-law-firm-receives-avvo-client-choice-award/) - Rosenblum Law is proud to announce that we are the recipient of Avvo’s Client Choice Award for 2016. Avvo is a nationally recognized online law directory that offers law office profiles, attorney reviews, legal guides, and answers to frequently asked legal questions. The website, founded in 2007, strives to connect those who need legal assistance
- [NYC Drivers Deluged with Tickets from State Troopers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nyc-drivers-deluged-tickets-state-troopers/) - Drivers in NYC are getting hit from all sides. In addition to the NYPD’s increased enforcement of dangerous traffic violations, state troopers have also been dishing out thousands of traffic tickets throughout the city. In December 2016, Governor Cuomo deployed 150 state cops to patrol city highways, bridges, and tunnel crossings. Since then, NYSP officers
- [NY’s Low Drunk Driving Rates Could be a Sham](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nys-drunk-driving-rates-sham/) - New York prides itself on its low drunk driving rates -- based on available data, New York has the fourth-lowest drunk driving rates in the country. A new report, however, shows that this data may not be entirely accurate. In fact, New York could have much higher drunk driving rates than we realize. The National
- [A Big Mac and a Side of Driver’s License Points, Please](https://traffictickets.com/blog/big-mac-side-drivers-license-points/) - “I’ll take a No. 3 combo with a Coke and five points on my driver’s license, please,” said no one, ever. Unfortunately for one Canadian man, however, a distracted driving ticket did in fact come with his not-so-happy meal. Back in 2015, A.J. Daoust got a $287 ticket for texting while in line at a
- [Expired License, Suspended License, or No License at All: Which is Worse?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/expired-license-suspended-license-license-all-worse/) - If you frequent this blog, you likely understand that driving on a suspended or revoked license can carry serious consequences. However, is there a difference between driving on a suspended license and driving on an expired license – or worse, without ever having obtained a license at all? Of the three scenarios, which is the
- [NYC DAs Get 640,000 Arrest Warrants for Petty Offenses Tossed](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nyc-das-640000-arrest-warrants-petty-offenses-tossed/) - Hundreds of thousands of people have been given a clean slate in New York City. Four of NYC’s five district attorneys vacated warrants for failing to pay tickets for minor offenses a decade or more ago. In total, 640,000 arrest warrants were tossed for individuals who had been cited for “quality of life” offenses, such
- [5 Winter Driving Myths Busted](https://traffictickets.com/blog/5-winter-driving-myths-busted/) - As the winter storms continue to pummel the east coast, so too does bad advice for drivers who need to head out on snow-covered roads. Some of the most common winter driving misconceptions can result in damage to your car or overconfidence in critical situations that could result in an accident. In some cases, they
- [State Police Cracking Down on Speeding in Thruway Work Zones](https://traffictickets.com/blog/operation-work-brake-2018/) - New York State Police will be on the lookout this week for drivers who disobey traffic laws around construction sites. During “Operation Work Brake” troopers will be cracking down on drivers who speed and drive unsafely through work zones. The initiative runs from Monday, April 23 through Friday, April 27. Authorities say road crews face
- [Seat Belt Enforcement Campaign in Effect Statewide](https://traffictickets.com/blog/seat-belt-enforcement-campaign-in-effect-statewide/) - New Yorkers need to be even more mindful than usual about buckling up during the next two weeks. On Monday, May 21 the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) kicked off its statewide “Buckle Up New York, Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign. The initiative, which runs through Sunday, June 3 aims to encourage motorists, passengers
- [Nassau Sees Jump in Red-Light Camera Revenue](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nassau-sees-jump-in-red-light-camera-revenue/) - Drivers in Nassau County have been shelling out much more money after being caught by red-light cameras. Revenue from 2016 red-light camera tickets rose nearly 44% over 2015. However, the number of crashes in all major categories also rose, according to a new county report. This is the first time red-light camera revenue has risen
- [Police to Crackdown on Speeders During ‘Speed Week’](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-to-crackdown-on-speeders-during-speed-week/) - There are plenty of great reasons to watch one’s speed on the road, but here’s one more: State and local law enforcement will be cracking down on speeding during New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) Speed Awareness Week. The additional enforcement will run from Wednesday, August 1 through Tuesday, August 7. Funding for
- [What Happens When You Get a Traffic Ticket While Driving a Rental Car in NY?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-happens-when-you-get-a-traffic-ticket-while-driving-a-rental-car/) - Plenty of drivers who rent a car are extra diligent in their driving habits. Whether the rental is a temporary replacement for a car that is in the shop or is for driving while on vacation, it is normal for drivers to be more cautious than normal about getting into an accident in a car
- [Suffolk County to Boot and Tow Ticket Scofflaws](https://traffictickets.com/blog/suffolk-county-to-boot-and-tow-ticket-scofflaws/) - Just one month after offering amnesty to drivers with unpaid traffic and parking tickets, Suffolk County has now announced it will begin booting and towing cars whose owners have still not paid. The boot and tow program will begin March 1, according Paul Margiotta, executive director of the Suffolk Traffic and Parking Violations Agency. As
- [3 NYC Roads Named Most Congested in U.S.](https://traffictickets.com/blog/3-nyc-roads-named-most-congested-in-u-s/) - It will come as no surprise to most New Yorkers that the Cross Bronx Expressway was deemed the most congested road in the country. It has held this title every year that INRIX has produced its studies. Drivers suffer an average delay of 29 minutes on each trek between the Bruckner Expressway and the Trans-Manhattan
- [When Police Can Search Your Car (New York)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/when-police-can-search-your-car-new-york/) - The news often reports stories of individuals who are stopped for a traffic violation and, following a search of the vehicle, end up arrested and charged with a crime. There are plenty of scenarios in which police in New York State are entitled to search a vehicle. However, there are rules and restrictions on when
- [Police Beefing Up Enforcement St. Patrick’s Day Weekend](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-beefing-up-enforcement-st-patricks-day-weekend/) - “Luck of the Irish” won’t save a person from being charged with drunk driving and other traffic infractions this St. Patrick’s Day. That’s because New York State Police and local law enforcement will be increasing enforcement throughout the holiday weekend as part of the STOP-DWI St. Patrick’s Day Crackdown initiative. The statewide enforcement campaign starts
- [NY School Districts Could Soon Install Cameras on School Buses](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-school-districts-could-soon-install-cameras-on-school-buses/) - The bill would allow municipalities to install cameras on school buses. These cameras would photograph license plates of drivers who illegally pass school buses and send no-point fines to the registered vehicle owners. As the bill stands, the vehicle owner will be responsible for a $250 fine for a first offense, $275 for a second
- [NYS Senate Proposes to Fine People for Texting While Crossing the Street](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nys-senate-proposes-to-fine-people-for-texting-while-crossing-the-street/) - The State Senate recently introduced a new bill that would make it illegal for people to cross streets in the state while staring at their smartphone. Despite the lack of evidence that personal electronic devices used on the streets cause traffic accidents, state lawmakers want to outlaw the use of messaging or gaming apps in
- [“Click it or Ticket” Seatbelt Enforcement to Run Through June 2](https://traffictickets.com/blog/click-it-or-ticket-seatbelt-enforcement-to-run-through-june-2/) - New Yorkers should be extra mindful to wear their seatbelts. Starting Monday, May 20, State Troopers and local police precincts will be participating in the “Buckle Up New York, Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign. The statewide campaign runs from May 20 to June 2. Organized by the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) and the
- [Drunk Driving Enforcement in Effect May 24 - 28](https://traffictickets.com/blog/drunk-driving-enforcement-in-effect-may-24-28/) - Memorial Day is one of the busiest travel holidays of the year. For many Americans, it marks the unofficial start of summer. That brings with it a fair share of celebratory drinking. In some cases, that can result in a spike in impaired driving. To combat this, New York State Police and local law enforcement
- [Does My Traffic Ticket Violate Parole or Probation?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/does-my-traffic-ticket-violate-parole-or-probation/) - When a person is sentenced to probation instead of jail time, or when he/she is released on parole, there are conditions that must be met. One of these conditions is that the person may not violate any federal, state, or municipal laws. Many often wonder: does being ticketed for speeding or any other traffic violation
- [The Downsides of Using an App to Hire a Traffic Ticket Attorney](https://traffictickets.com/blog/the-downsides-of-using-an-app-to-hire-a-traffic-ticket-attorney/) - Want to get rid of your traffic ticket? There’s an app for that! The question is: Should I use an app like Offtherecord or WinIt to fight my traffic ticket? While an app may seem convenient, it is unlikely to give a person the best possible legal defense. In fact, many users of such apps
- [8 Unexpected Ways a Bad Driving Record Can Hurt You](https://traffictickets.com/blog/8-unexpected-ways-a-bad-driving-record-can-hurt-you/) - Every time a driver is convicted of a traffic violation in New York – from speeding to drunk driving – it stays on the driving record for between three and 10 years. A person’s driving record is used by auto insurance companies to determine premiums, and the more violations one has on record, the more
- [NY Passes Law to Allow Undocumented Immigrants to Obtain Driver’s License](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-passes-law-to-allow-undocumented-immigrants-to-obtain-drivers-license/) - Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. will be able to legally obtain driver’s licenses in New York under a bill passed by the state legislature on Monday, June 17, and signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo. The measure passed the state Senate in Albany by a vote of 33-29 after already having passed in the
- [Number of Speed Cameras in NYC to Increase More Than 500%](https://traffictickets.com/blog/number-of-speed-cameras-in-nyc-to-increase-more-than-500/) - The NYC Department of Transportation has begun installing hundreds of new speed cameras with the goal of increasing the number of cameras in the five boroughs more than five-fold. The installations follow the signing of a bill by Governor Andrew Cuomo that renewed and expanded on 2013 legislation that had authorized a five-year speed camera
- [lncreased Speeding Enforcement in Effect Through August 7](https://traffictickets.com/blog/lncreased-speeding-enforcement-in-effect-through-august-7/) - The New York State Police are cracking down on speeding and other aggressive driving behaviors during a special weeklong traffic enforcement initiative. Troopers are also actively patrolling highway work zones and will target drivers who violate New York’s “Move Over” Law. Starting, Thursday, August 1, through Wednesday, August 7, the New York State Police will
- [FBI and ICE Compiled Facial Recognition Database from Driver’s Licenses](https://traffictickets.com/blog/fbi-and-ice-compiled-facial-recognition-database-from-drivers-licenses/) - A new report claims the FBI and ICE imported driver’s license photos into a facial recognition database between 2014 and 2017. This was done without the consent of the individuals whose information was recorded. The two agencies reportedly compiled a database of millions of people living in the U.S. The agencies purport to have designed
- [Can a Passport Application Be Denied for Unpaid Traffic Tickets?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/can-a-passport-application-be-denied-for-unpaid-traffic-tickets/) - To obtain a U.S. passport, one must complete a written application, submit the right-sized photo, provide original documents that establish one’s identity and citizenship status, and pay the fees. Once the application is submitted, the U.S. State Department will also perform a background check on the applicant, looking for any red flags that may be
- [Drivers of These Cars Get the Most Speeding Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/drivers-of-these-cars-get-the-most-speeding-tickets/) - Many people believe the kind of car a person drives says something about the type of driver he or she is. If that’s the case, one might assume that those who drive cars known for their horsepower and speed—such as a Corvette, Camaro, or Mustang—get more speeding tickets, while those who drive more conservative, low-cost
- [NYC Boosts Traffic Enforcement as School Year Starts](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nyc-boosts-traffic-enforcement-as-school-year-starts/) - With New York City public schools now open, the NYPD is aggressively expanding traffic enforcement around school zones. “With schools reopening, we’re doubling down on our effort to protect the most vulnerable among us: our kids,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio in an announcement earlier this week. “With more officers patrolling around schools and hundreds
- [West Side Highway Speed Limit Reduced to 30mph](https://traffictickets.com/blog/west-side-highway-speed-limit-reduced-to-30mph/) - City officials are reducing the speed limit on the West Side Highway between 59th Street and Battery Place. The new speed limit will go down from 35mph to 30mph. The new limit will go into effect on Saturday, Oct. 12. The change comes amidst reports of several serious accidents in recent months. Earlier this year,
- [New York Named No. 1 State for Teen Drivers](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-named-no-1-state-for-teen-drivers/) - A teen’s first driver’s license: It’s one of the happiest moments in their lives and one of the scariest for their parents. Those first few years behind the wheel are among the most dangerous. Statistics show that drivers aged 16 to 19 are three times more likely to be in a fatal accident than any
- [New Child Seat Belt Law in Effect in NY](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-child-seat-belt-law-in-effect-in-ny/) - New York State has updated its child seat belt laws. As of November 1, parents are required to keep children under the age of 2 in a rear-facing infant or convertible seat. Previously, rear-facing was only required for children under 22 inches in length or less than 25 lbs. The law also allows children under
- [NJ Woman Faces Prison For Texting-While-Driving Death](https://traffictickets.com/blog/nj-woman-faces-prison-for-texting-while-driving-death/) - An instance of texting while driving resulted in a conviction for vehicular homicide in New Jersey on Friday, Nov. 22. Alexandra Mansonet, 50, could go to prison for up to 10 years for her role in a two-car accident that resulted in the death of a pedestrian. Mansonet was driving in Monmouth County when prosecutors
- [New Law for Reckless Drivers in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/aggravated-reckless-driving/) - A Wrong-Way Driving Conviction May Lead to Stiffer Penalties It is night and you are driving down a dark one-way street. Suddenly, you are blinded by the headlights of an oncoming car. This is a very frightening scene as it often results in a dangerous collision. The State of New York Senate recently passed a
- [A Trio of School Bus Bills Passed by The New York State Senate](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-vtl-1174/) - The New York State Senate recently passed three school bus bills to advance child safety while making school bus signs more economical. Senate Bill S.2371 New York law currently permits school districts to put their phone numbers on the back of school buses. With the internet age, many school districts have created websites to advance
- [Strip-Searches for Minor Traffic Violations?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/strip-searches-minor-traffic-violations/) - The United States Supreme Court recently ruled that police officers can strip-search individuals who are arrested for any offense, regardless of how minor, before admitting them to prisons. This ruling applies even if the officer does not have any reason to suspect that the arrested person possessed contraband. This truly unprecedented decision directly affects you
- [Top 10 Things You Must Know Before Going to Traffic Court](https://traffictickets.com/blog/top-10-traffic-court/) - Many drivers get traffic tickets, but most of them have no idea what to do in order to prepare for their traffic court appearance or what to do when they show up. To make matters worse, there are tons of people willing to give unsolicited “advice” that is mostly based on half-truths and only serves
- [Study Shows Traffic Tickets Save Lives](https://traffictickets.com/blog/study-shows-traffic-tickets-save-lives/) - We sometimes ask ourselves why the police are constantly pulling people over for speeding instead of focusing on apprehending murderers or the real criminals. However, according to a research project conducted by scientists in California and Canada that was published in the June 28 issue of The Lancet, police officers who pull us over are
- [Israeli App Could Help Drivers Avoid Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/blog/israeli-app-drivers-avoid-traffic-tickets/) - A student at Hebrew University in Israel recently developed a mobile phone application that might help you avoid getting a New York traffic ticket. The student, who is studying computer science and engineering, devised an app that has the capability of anticipating existing road signs and traffic signals before you actually approach them. Although still
- [The New York Driver Responsibility Assessment](https://traffictickets.com/blog/driver-responsibility-programs-ny/) - New York began its Driver Responsibility Program in 2004. The goal was to place an additional financial burden on drivers who accumulated a set number of points due to receiving specific New York traffic tickets. You will have to pay the NY driver responsibility assessment if: You get 6 or more points in an 18 month
- [I Got a Traffic Ticket While Driving Someone Else’s Car – Am I Responsible?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/traffic-ticket-driving-elses-car-responsible/) - Recently, we have been getting a lot of inquiries from people who are getting NY speeding tickets while in zipcars, rental cars, and their friends' cars. Many of you have been asking if you, as drivers, are obligated to deal with these speeding tickets even though you are not the owners of the cars. In
- [Speeding Tickets for Skateboarders?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/speeding-tickets-for-skateboarders/) - At a time when gas prices are soaring and the costs associated with owning a car are increasing, many young adults throughout the nation are choosing to ride their skateboards to school and work. Although this is only a relatively recent phenomenon in New York, California has been dealing with it for quite some time.
- [Child Seat Tickets in NY | VTL 1229-c](https://traffictickets.com/blog/child-seat-tickets-ny-vtl-1229-c/) - New York has rigorous traffic laws governing young children and making sure that they are safely secured in car seats. If you were issued a child seat ticket in NY, make sure to contact an experienced traffic ticket attorney who can help you avoid receiving demerit points, a costly insurance hike, or a suspension. Rules
- [Traffic Cameras Generate at Least $3 Million Dollars Per Year](https://traffictickets.com/blog/traffic-cameras-generate-3-million-dollars-year/) - Cameras have been affixed to traffic lights throughout NY for quite some time now. Most people are even aware that they record video in addition to snapping photographs. However, what was not known until relatively recently was just how much revenue has been taken in due to these cameras. Due to their ubiquity, more and
- [Stop and Frisk Laws in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/stop-frisk-laws-york/) - Police encounters are becoming quite common these days and officers are stopping people on the streets more frequently now than in prior years. Consequently, it is important to know your rights and how to protect yourself against improper police conduct, especially when it comes to stop and frisk laws. What is a Stop and Frisk?
- [New York City Drivers Getting Away With Murder](https://traffictickets.com/blog/york-city-drivers-murder/) - On May 24 of this year Roxana Buta, the only child of Romanian immigrants and an aspiring actress was struck and killed by a truck as she stepped off the sidewalk and onto a New York city crosswalk. A Pandemic of Drivers Striking Pedestrians According to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
- [Driving Without A License in New York](https://traffictickets.com/blog/driving-license-york/) - Vehicle and Traffic Law section 509-1 states that if someone is convicted of driving without a license in New York State they will be charged a fine between $75 and $300 and/or 15 days in jail. Unlicensed Operation of a motor vehicle is a traffic infraction which is not a crime. Aggravated Unlicensed Operation, i.e.
- [Dangers of Texting while Driving](https://traffictickets.com/blog/dangers-texting-driving/) - Texting while driving can have deadly consequences. Texting at the wheel can distract you, so you are much more likely to be involved in an accident. You hear the familiar beep informing you of an incoming SMS, and you just cannot resist reading and responding to it. This is a formula for disaster. Texting while
- [Marijuana DUI Arrest - Active vs Inactive Metabolites](https://traffictickets.com/blog/marijuana-dui-arrest-active-inactive-metabolites/) - Most people know that driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal. However, some of them may not know that driving under the influence of drugs, including marijuana, is also illegal. Sometimes called DUID (Driving Under the Influence of Drugs), arrests are made for driving under the influence of marijuana every day as well as
- [NY Cops Give Out Over 30,000 Traffic Tickets Over The Holidays](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-cops-give-30000-traffic-tickets-holidays/) - It’s a New Year and most of us are glad that 2012 is in the rear view mirror and are looking ahead to a fresh start in 2013. Unfortunately for many New Yorkers the New Year has already started out on a sour note because over the holidays thousands of drivers were issued traffic tickets
- [Can The Police Ask You About Weapons During a Routine Traffic Ticket Stop?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/police-weapons-routine-traffic-ticket-stop/) - The Simple answer is no. The police need to have "founded suspicion" in order to ask you if you are possessing any weapons in your car. You have probably heard the saying “Knowledge is Power”. There is plenty of truth in the statement especially when you are talking about knowing the law. Every year we hear clients that regretfully tell
- [One-way roadways § 1127](https://traffictickets.com/blog/one-way-roadways-§-1127/) - If you have questions regarding your ticket please feel free to post a comment at the bottom of this page and we will reply within 24 hours of your post. Or call 888-883-5529 YOU’RE GOING THE WRONG WAY! There’s an old joke where an old lady calls her husband on his cell phone while he
- [Operating An Uninspected Motor Vehicle In New York – VTL 306](https://traffictickets.com/blog/operating-uninspected-motor-vehicle-york/) - Life can get pretty busy, so for many drivers one of the last things on your mind is making sure your car has been inspected. In New York if you are a car owner you are required to have a safety and emissions inspections once every year. The inspection must be done before the expiration
- [What to do if you lost your traffic ticket in NY?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/lost-traffic-ticket-ny/) - We often get calls about people who misplaced or lost their traffic or tickets and are in a panic because they don’t know if they missed there court date. It’s not always easy to track down your traffic ticket or which court your case is going to be heard. Below is some information that will
- [Probability Of Winning A Traffic Ticket Case Without An Attorney](https://traffictickets.com/blog/probability-of-winning-a-traffic-ticket-case-without-an-attorney/) - For someone that lacks experience with the legal system, paying for a lawyer and his or her expertise may seem an unneeded expense. After all, how complicated can it all be? This is especially the case when one has to deal with a local municipal court, which typically hears minor offenses and deals with matters
- [I Have A Clean Driving Record, Will They Still Find Me Guilty Of My First Traffic Violation?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/i-have-a-clean-driving-record-will-they-still-find-me-guilty-of-my-first-traffic-violation/) - If you been driving for years and have kept a clean record free from any traffic violations then congratulations for staying safe on the road. It’s easy for someone to make a simple mistake on the road and be caught by the police like turning into a one-way street or parking where you are not supposed
- [Suffolk County Traffic and Parking Violations Authority Is Open For Business](https://traffictickets.com/blog/suffolk-county-traffic-and-parking-violations-authority-is-open-for-business/) - We reported previously that Suffolk County was changing the way they handle traffic violations beginning April 1, 2013. As of this week, the new court is now in session and hearing traffic cases in Suffolk County. Prior to this date, the Suffolk County Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB) handled all non-criminal traffic violation matters. For anyone
- [Are U.S Postal Service Workers Immune To Traffic Tickets?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/are-u-s-postal-service-works-immune-to-traffic-tickets/) - The short answer is no. You may have seen police officers violating traffic laws in non-emergency situations, such as officers turning on their lights so they can go through a red light or police officers talking on their cell phones. It seems as though many government employees are breaking traffic laws, and now some of
- [What is DMV Driver’s Abstract?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/what-is-dmv-drivers-abstract/) - In the simplest terms a DMV driver abstract is a record of your driving history within the state. Most times this document is important for things like job applications, court cases and most of all for auto insurance purposes. From the moment you received your license (or, in some places in the United States, even your permit) your
- [How to Pay a Ticket (non-TVB)](https://traffictickets.com/blog/pay-ticket-non-tvb/) - The Traffic Violations Bureau, an administrative court that covers NYC and Rochester, offers a convenient online payment link. For all other courts, there is no uniform method for paying a ticket fine. Methods of Payment Most courts accept cash payments in person. However, many will not accept personal checks, but rather require you to pay
- [The ‘Second Car at a Stop Sign’ Conundrum](https://traffictickets.com/blog/second-car-stop-sign-conundrum/) - Stop signs seem like a simple concept. When you see one, come to a complete stop before proceeding. Got it? Perfect! Except, of course, when you are making a left and another driver at the same intersection is going straight, in which case you must yield to that driver. Or if you and another car
- [5 Unique Laws Drivers in NJ Should Know About](https://traffictickets.com/blog/5-unique-laws-drivers-in-nj-should-know-about/) - Despite being ranked as the No. 3 state for good drivers in U.S., New Jersey has a reputation as an awful place to drive. That could be due to the Garden State’s terribly designed infrastructure, high levels of congestion, or its strictly enforced traffic laws. Many drivers are well aware of the state’s tight rules
- [Drivers Can Withdraw Guilty Pleas: Here’s How](https://traffictickets.com/blog/motion-to-vacate/) - Sometimes drivers plead guilty to New York traffic tickets by accident. Other times a person may do so without fully understanding the consequences of their actions. In either case since a guilty plea to a New York traffic ticket is equivalent to a conviction, a person who pleads guilty can face points, fines, increased auto
- [New Data Shows How to Avoid a Speeding Ticket in NY](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-data-shows-how-to-avoid-a-speeding-ticket/) - New York, New York, October 10, 2018 – An analysis of newly available data from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles reveals where drivers are more likely to receive speeding tickets and what can be done to avoid these violations. Rosenblum Law evaluated the latest numbers and discovered the best way to help New York drivers
- [New York City Cars Are Starting to Talk to Each Other](https://traffictickets.com/blog/new-york-city-cars-are-starting-to-talk-to-each-other/) - New York City has kicked off a pilot program to test out technology in which cars to “talk” to one another. The connected vehicle pilot program aims to improve pedestrian safety and reduce congestion and emissions. A $42 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation has been funding the program in NYC, as well
- [Les conducteurs canadiens devraient-ils contester des contraventions reçues dans l'état de New York?](https://traffictickets.com/blog/les-conducteurs-canadiens-devraient-ils-contester-des-contraventions-recues-dans-letat-de-new-york/) - Comme beaucoup de résidents de Montréal, vous pourriez vous rendre à Plattsburgh, dans l’État de New York, pour faire du magasinage. À l’approche d’un centre commercial de Plattsburgh, un policier de l'État de New York vous arrête et vous donne une contravention pour excès de vitesse. Selon vous, vous ne rouliez pas si vite, mais
- [NY DWI Crackdown in Effect Through Labor Day Weekend](https://traffictickets.com/blog/ny-dwi-crackdown-in-effect-through-labor-day-weekend/) - Drivers looking to kick back and enjoy some beers this Labor Day weekend should be careful before getting behind the wheel; in fact, they should take caution all week long. State and local police are actively patrolling New York streets for those who may be driving while impaired or committing other traffic violations. The STOP-DWI
- [Alert: Drunk Driving Enforcement & More This Memorial Day Weekend](https://traffictickets.com/blog/alert-drunk-driving-enforcement-more-this-memorial-day-weekend/) - As the weather warms up and COVID-19 vaccinations rise, people are sure to gather to celebrate Memorial Day weekend. The increased traffic—and increased drinking—that typically comes with a long holiday weekend means state and local police will be doubling down on traffic enforcement. New York’s Memorial Day STOP-DWI Crackdown will run from Friday, May 28
- [New York Crossover Mirror Law To Be Enforced Beginning January 13](https://traffictickets.com/blog/crossover-mirror-law-new-york/) - While New York City’s pedestrians see countless trucks rolling through the streets daily, the drivers of these trucks often find it difficult to see the pedestrians. Even with carefully checking the side mirrors to the left and right and examining the rearview mirror, the most cautious truck driver may not see a child or short

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- [Speeding Tickets in Yates County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/yates-county/) - Known for its agriculture and vineyards, Yates County sits in the Finger Lakes region of New York. The county’s roads see a mix of residents, tourists visiting Keuka Lake, and agricultural and commercial vehicles. Changing rural speed limits, steep hills, lake-area tourism, and active patrols all contribute to a high volume of speeding tickets. Paying
- [Speeding Tickets in Wyoming County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/wyoming-county/) - Wyoming County, New York is home to more than 48,000 dairy cows and about 40,000 residents. Its rural roads and open highways offer scenic drives, but also create conditions that often lead to unintentional speeding. Local law enforcement is highly active, particularly in well-known speed enforcement zones. As a result, drivers frequently find themselves facing
- [Speeding Tickets in Westchester County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/westchester-county/) - Westchester County, one of the most affluent regions in New York, issued more speeding tickets than any other county in New York in 2023. With major highways and thruways intersecting the area, law enforcement maintains a strong presence and actively enforces traffic laws. The combination of dense population and high patrol activity results in a
- [Speeding Tickets in Wayne County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/wayne-county/) - Wayne County sits on the south shore of Lake Ontario. New York residents often travel through the county en route to Rochester or Syracuse, or to visit Wayne County’s ski slopes. Unfamiliar roads and speed limit drops in rural areas can leave drivers from outside the area vulnerable to speeding tickets. Residents and visitors alike
- [Speeding Tickets in Washington County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/washington-county/) - Washington County, a quiet and scenic destination, sits along the New York-Vermont border. Events like the annual Washington County Fair bring drivers onto major roads such as New York State Route 196 and Route 22. Drivers unfamiliar with these roads may be caught off guard by sudden speed limit changes, downhill stretches, and rural speed
- [Speeding Tickets in Warren County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/warren-county/) - Warren County, New York, is home to major destinations such as Lake George, Glens Falls, and Queensbury, drawing heavy tourist traffic throughout the year. Summer boating, winter skiing, and fall foliage trips contribute to congested roads. Unfamiliar routes, changing speed limits, and increased patrols often lead to speeding tickets. Paying a speeding ticket constitutes a
- [Speeding Tickets in Ulster County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/ulster-county/) - Ulster County, renowned for its scenic Catskill Mountain views and popular recreational areas, attracts large numbers of tourists and commuters, particularly on weekends and holidays. This surge in traffic results in a high volume of traffic enforcement. Thousands of speeding tickets are issued each year on highways like Route 38, the New York State Thruway
- [Speeding Tickets in Tompkins County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/tompkins-county/) - Tompkins County, New York, is home to the Ivy League institution Cornell University, as well as several beautiful state parks and waterfalls. With major highways like New York State Route 13 and New York State Route 79 running through the county, law enforcement actively monitors speeds near college zones, residential areas, and busy roadways, making
- [Speeding Tickets in Sullivan County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/sullivan-county/) - Sullivan County, situated in New York’s Catskills region, draws heavy traffic from tourists and seasonal residents, particularly from New York City, New Jersey, and neighboring states. The combination of fluctuating speed limits, rural roads, and active local police departments results in frequent speeding tickets issued to non-local drivers. Fighting a speeding ticket in Sullivan County
- [Speeding Tickets in Suffolk County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/suffolk-county/) - Suffolk County ranks among the top in New York State for traffic enforcement. In fact, it issued the third-highest number of speeding tickets statewide in 2021. With a population exceeding one million, Suffolk County experiences a significant influx of summer visitors and daily commuters. Major roadways like the Long Island Expressway (I-495) and Sunrise Highway
- [Speeding Tickets in Steuben County, New York ](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/steuben-county/) - Steuben County, part of Southwestern New York and directly north of the Pennsylvania border, prides itself on innovation and is home to several global manufacturing companies. In addition to its reputation for innovation, Steuben County’s geography makes it a through-corridor for long-distance travel. Drivers traveling to landmarks like Keuka Lake and the Corning Museum of
- [Speeding Tickets in St. Lawrence County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/st-lawrence-county/) - St. Lawrence County is New York’s largest county by area. Despite the county’s rural atmosphere, attractions such as Adirondack Park, the St. Lawrence River, and the Canadian border draw motorists from across New York and beyond. Both local and out-of-state drivers receive speeding tickets while traveling through the county. Paying a speeding ticket may seem
- [Speeding Tickets in Schoharie County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/schoharie-county/) - Although it is one of New York’s less populated counties, Schoharie County is home to many farms and a growing tourism industry. Despite the county’s rural character, local roadways are patrolled regularly by law enforcement. Drivers unfamiliar with the area may be caught off guard by sudden speed limit changes or active enforcement. Paying a
- [Speeding Tickets in Saratoga County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/saratoga-county/) - Saratoga County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Upstate New York. As part of the state’s Tech Valley and home to the Saratoga Race Course, the region attracts residents, commuters, and tourists alike. With heavy traffic on local roads and the Northway, speeding tickets are issued frequently, particularly near Saratoga Springs. A speeding ticket
- [Speeding Tickets in Rensselaer County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/rensselaer-county/) - Rensselaer County, located along New York’s Vermont and Massachusetts borders, lies in the heart of Tech Valley. The area’s highways and local roads serve daily commuters, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students, and tourists visiting from nearby states. With so much traffic, speed limits change frequently, and enforcement is strict. Receiving a speeding ticket in Rensselaer County
- [Speeding Tickets in Rockland County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/rockland-county/) - Rockland County, located along the west side of the Hudson River, is one of New York’s busiest suburban regions. It features densely populated towns, scenic parkways, and major commuter routes such as the New York State Thruway and the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, formerly the Tappan Zee Bridge. Nearly one-third of the county consists
- [Speeding Tickets in Otsego County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/otsego-county/) - Otsego County is home to Cooperstown, the birthplace of baseball, along with historic sites and cultural attractions that draw visitors from across the region. Residents and visitors alike travel key roads such as Interstate 88, U.S. Route 20, and New York State Route 7, where New York State Police actively enforce speed limits near college
- [Speeding Tickets in Oswego County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/oswego-county/) - Oswego County, New York, sits along the eastern shore of Lake Ontario and experiences traffic from commuters, commercial vehicles, and visitors. Waterfront attractions, industrial traffic near ports and power facilities, and travel to SUNY Oswego bring a wide range of drivers through the county each day. Speed limits can change quickly across rural highways, school
- [Speeding Tickets in Orange County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/orange-county/) - Located in the Hudson Valley, Orange County lies at the intersection of major highways, including I-84, the New York State Thruway, and Route 17. Attractions such as the United States Military Academy and shopping at Woodbury Commons draw steady traffic from commuters, tourists, and commercial drivers. Film productions and regional travel further increase congestion throughout
- [Speeding Tickets in Ontario County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/ontario-county/) - Ontario County, located in the Finger Lakes region of New York, draws visitors year-round for its wineries, scenic lakes, and outdoor attractions. Despite its rural setting, law enforcement actively patrols major routes such as NY-332 and the New York State Thruway to enforce speed limits and ensure roadway safety. Receiving a speeding ticket in Ontario
- [Speeding Tickets in Onondaga County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/onondaga-county/) - Onondaga County, home to Syracuse University, the Onondaga Reservation, and the largest lake entirely within New York State, Oneida Lake, is a frequent destination for commuters, students, and tourists. The mix of highways, urban centers, and rural roads makes the area a common location for traffic enforcement, particularly for speeding violations. Fighting a speeding ticket
- [Speeding Tickets in Oneida County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/oneida-county/) - Oneida County attracts significant traffic from across New York and neighboring states. Its mix of colleges, military installations, historical landmarks, and major roadways creates frequent transitions between urban streets, rural highways, and varied speed zones. As a result, a speeding ticket issued in Oneida County can carry serious financial and legal consequences for both residents
- [Speeding Tickets in Niagara County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/niagara-county/) - Niagara County, located along the U.S.-Canada border and home to iconic destinations like Niagara Falls, attracts a steady flow of tourists, college students, and daily commuters. With institutions such as Niagara University and SUNY Niagara, and major roadways including the Niagara Thruway and U.S. Route 62, traffic volume remains consistently high. As a result, law
- [Speeding Tickets in Nassau County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/nassau-county/) - Located immediately east of New York City, Nassau County is known for its beaches, colleges, and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. These attributes, combined with dense local traffic and high commuter volume, make Nassau’s roads among the busiest in the state. In addition, Nassau County ranks among the top counties in New York for issuing
- [Speeding Tickets in Montgomery County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/montgomery-county/) - Small towns and farmland make up Montgomery County, New York, a county with roots in the Revolutionary War. Montgomery County’s roads are heavily patrolled, and sudden speed limit changes may catch drivers off guard. Commuters, tourists, and commercial drivers who are unfamiliar with the area are particularly vulnerable. Paying a speeding ticket is equivalent to
- [Speeding Tickets in Monroe County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/monroe-county/) - Monroe County, located on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, is home to the City of Rochester and several lively suburban towns. It also serves as a hub for many international businesses and major universities, including the University of Rochester and St. John Fisher University. Commuters, students, and tourists visiting historic sites and outdoor recreation
- [Speeding Tickets in Madison County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/madison-county/) - Madison County’s historic charm, rural farmland, Amish trails, and Colgate University attract a diverse range of drivers to its roads. The county’s mix of college towns, rural roads, and commuter corridors makes it a frequent site for speeding enforcement. Drivers unfamiliar with changing speed zones or small-town enforcement patterns are particularly vulnerable to receiving a
- [Speeding Tickets in Livingston County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/livingston-county/) - Livingston County is a rural region known for its scenic destinations such as Letchworth State Park and Conesus Lake. Interstate 390, U.S. Route 20, and several New York State routes run through the county. Heavy traffic from commuters, tourists, and commercial vehicles makes drivers unfamiliar with local speed limits particularly vulnerable to speeding tickets. Many
- [Speeding Tickets in Jefferson County, New York ](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/jefferson-county/) - Named after Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson County sits along the New York-Canada border. Its mix of historical landmarks, outdoor recreation areas, and the Fort Drum military reservation creates a landscape of rural highways, military traffic, and tourist corridors, all heavily patrolled. Many drivers traveling through Jefferson County are unaware of just how strict New York’s traffic
- [Speeding Tickets in Herkimer County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/herkimer-county/) - Herkimer County, located in the Mohawk Valley region of central upstate New York, attracts tourists with the historic Erie Canal and numerous historical landmarks. Heavy traffic from tourists, through-travelers, and commercial drivers contributes to a high number of speeding tickets issued to both residents and non-local drivers. Unfamiliarity with rural speed enforcement makes out-of-town drivers
- [Speeding Tickets in Genesee County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/genesee-county/) - Located in the Finger Lakes region of New York, Genesee County attracts steady traffic from tourists visiting attractions such as Six Flags Darien Lake, the Longway Planetarium, and other regional destinations. In addition to tourists, local motorists and commercial drivers regularly travel throughout the county. Law enforcement closely monitors major highways and high-traffic roadways, leading
- [Speeding Tickets in Franklin County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/franklin-county/) - Franklin County sits on the New York-Canadian border, where scenic lakes, waterfalls, and outdoor recreation draw consistent cross-border and tourism traffic. New York State Police and local departments actively enforce speed limits throughout the county. Speed limit changes on rural highways and long downhill stretches catch many drivers off guard, and border-area patrols add another
- [Speeding Tickets in Essex County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/essex-county/) - Essex County, New York, known for its many beautiful mountains and legacy as a two-time Winter Olympics host, draws heavy tourism year-round. Visitors from Canada, Vermont, and downstate New York contribute to frequent traffic surges, especially during peak seasons. In response, local law enforcement actively patrols and enforces speed limits on major roads and highways.
- [Speeding Tickets in Erie County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/erie-county/) - Erie County, located along Lake Erie, is part of New York’s second-largest urban region, the Buffalo-Niagara Falls metropolitan area. The City of Buffalo and surrounding county roads generate constant commuter, commercial, and tourist traffic, where sudden speed limit changes and active enforcement often catch drivers by surprise. Although paying a speeding ticket may seem like
- [Speeding Tickets in Delaware County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/delaware-county/) - Separated from Pennsylvania by the Delaware River, Delaware County features rural communities, historic sites, and outdoor recreation, including skiing and hiking in the Catskills Mountain region. The county’s scenic roads attract locals and travelers alike, increasing the likelihood of receiving a speeding ticket. Speeding tickets in rural areas are often underestimated, but they carry serious
- [Speeding Tickets in Cortland County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/cortland-county/) - Located in New York’s Finger Lakes region, Cortland County has long been known for its manufacturing and agribusiness. The well-known Cortland apple was named after the county. Major roadways carry through-travelers, tourists, and college students year-round. With changing speed limits, rural highways, and increased patrols in certain corridors, many drivers are caught off guard and
- [Speeding Tickets in Columbia County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/columbia-county/) - Columbia County, which borders Massachusetts and sits between the Catskills and the Berkshires, features rural roadways that attract significant traffic. Farms, rivers, and scenic landscapes attract drivers during peak periods, such as summer travel, the fall foliage season, and holiday weekends. Increased traffic often leads to heightened enforcement and a greater number of speeding tickets.
- [Speeding Tickets in Clinton County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/clinton-county/) - Clinton County is the northeasternmost county in New York, bordering the Canadian province of Quebec to the north and Vermont to the east. Though rural and scenic, the county’s high-traffic areas see a steady flow of drivers from New York and beyond. Clinton County’s proximity to Canada and the Adirondack Mountains draws drivers who may
- [Speeding Tickets in Chenango County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/chenango-county/) - Located in the Southern Tier region of New York, Chenango County is home to the City of Norwich, the Town of Norwich, the Town of Greene, and the Town of Bainbridge. The county is largely rural, and the Chenango River runs through it. Major roads, including New York State Route 12 and Interstate 88, pass
- [Speeding Tickets in Chemung County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/chemung-county/) - Chemung County sits in New York’s Southern Tier along the Pennsylvania border. Once home to Mark Twain, the county draws tourists, students visiting Elmira College, and commercial drivers traveling along the Southern Tier Expressway. Sudden speed limit changes and active patrols frequently lead to speeding citations, particularly near highway interchanges and commercial areas. Paying a
- [Speeding Tickets in Chautauqua County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/chautauqua-county/) - Chautauqua County, the westernmost county in New York, borders Lake Erie and features five lakes that draw tourists for boating, fishing, and recreation. The county is also home to SUNY Fredonia and the city of Jamestown, attracting both local and out-of-town drivers. Law enforcement regularly monitors traffic in these areas, and both residents and visitors
- [Speeding Tickets in Cayuga County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/cayuga-county/) - Home to eight lakes and a rich historical landscape, Cayuga County draws a steady flow of drivers to its roads. Residents, commuters, tourists, and commercial drivers all travel through the county regularly. Speeding tickets are common due to unfamiliar roads, shifting speed limits, active patrols, and high-traffic corridors near highways and tourist destinations. Paying a
- [Speeding Tickets in Cattaraugus County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/cattaraugus-county/) - Cattaraugus County, often called “Catt County,” is located in Western New York and borders Pennsylvania. Known for its scenic mountains, lakes, rivers, and streams, as well as the Great Valley Airport, the area attracts significant in-state, out-of-state, and Canadian traffic. Receiving a speeding ticket in Cattaraugus County can lead to costly fines, points on a
- [Speeding Tickets in Broome County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/broome-county/) - Broome County at a Glance Located in New York’s Southern Tier, Broome County’s position near the Pennsylvania border and the presence of major highways make Broome County a heavily traveled area. Roads like Interstate 81, Interstate 8, and Route 17 (I-86) see regular traffic from commuters, commercial vehicles, and out-of-state drivers. As a result, speeding
- [Speeding Tickets in Allegany County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/allegany-county/) - Allegany County’s rural landscape attracts visitors year-round for outdoor recreation. The Southern Tier Expressway corridor, including Interstate 86 and New York State Route 17, draws drivers from across New York and beyond into the county. New York State Police actively enforce speed limits along these roads, and drivers unfamiliar with local limits may be at
- [Speeding Tickets in Tioga County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/tioga-county/) - Tioga County, New York, is a rural county known for its state parks and scenic landscapes, including the Susquehanna River, which flows north from Pennsylvania into the county. Despite its rural character, busy roads like Interstate 86 bring steady traffic through the area, and drivers unfamiliar with local speed limits and enforcement zones face real
- [Speeding Tickets in Seneca County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/seneca-county/) - Home to Seneca Falls and attractions such as Cayuga Lake State Park and the Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County is a rural area with tight-knit communities and scenic natural landscapes. Major local highways such as the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90), U.S. Route 20, and New York Route 5 pass through the
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- [Speeding Tickets in Greene County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/greene-county/) - Greene County offers year-round outdoor recreation, historic sites, and scenic views along the Hudson River. The New York State Thruway (Interstate 87), U.S. Route 9, and several state routes draw drivers from across New York and neighboring states. Unfamiliar roads, changing speed limits, high-traffic tourist areas, and commercial vehicle routes all contribute to the frequency
- [Speeding Tickets in Orleans County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/orleans-county/) - Located in Western New York, Orleans County is known for its proximity to both Lake Ontario and the Erie Canal. The small, rural county sees a mix of local traffic, agricultural vehicles, and out-of-town travelers passing through. Changing speed limits, small-town roads, and major travel routes commonly contribute to speeding tickets issued in the area.
- [Speeding Tickets in Albany County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/albany-county/) - Albany County is home to New York’s capital city and some of the region’s busiest roadways. New York State Police and local law enforcement agencies heavily patrol the county’s major routes. With multiple colleges and the Tech Valley region generating steady commuter traffic, drivers frequently encounter fluctuating speed limits, construction zones, and increased enforcement. Even
- [Speeding Tickets in Schenectady County, New York ](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/schenectady-county/) - Schenectady County, New York, is anchored by the City of Schenectady and the towns of Niskayuna, Glenville, and Rotterdam, all of which see active speeding enforcement. Arts, entertainment, and historic attractions draw drivers from across New York and neighboring states onto local roads and highways. Visitors and out-of-area drivers may not anticipate sudden speed limit
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- [Speeding Tickets in Putnam County, New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/putnam-county/) - Putnam County, New York serves as a major commuter route between New York City and the mid-Hudson Valley. Popular destinations such as Lake Mahopac and Putnam Hospital Center generate heavy traffic, making the area a prime target for law enforcement speed patrols. Paying a speeding ticket in Putnam County constitutes pleading guilty. This results in
- [Speeding Tickets in Dutchess County, New York ](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/dutchess-county/) - Dutchess County, located in the Hudson Valley along the Hudson River, is home to the cities of Beacon and Poughkeepsie as well as colleges such as Vassar College, Marist University, and The Culinary Institute of America. With a mix of local commuter traffic and visitors traveling through, the highways in Dutchess County see thousands of
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- [Driving Too Slow](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/driving-too-slow/) - While most speeding tickets are for going too fast, it is possible to be ticketed in New York for going too slow. When we think of slow drivers, most of us probably imagine senior citizens, student drivers, or out-of-towners trying to figure out where they are or where to turn. Other slow drivers can include
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- [Improper U-Turns in New Jersey - 39:4-125 ](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/improper-u-turn-39-4-125/) - When drivers turn around in a way that is prohibited by traffic law, they may be cited for an improper U-turn. New Jersey has laws against improper turns, and making an illegal U-turn is a specific violation that can result in a traffic ticket. An improper U-turn may seem like a minor mistake, but a
- [What to Do if You Lost Your Traffic Ticket in NJ](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/lost-traffic-ticket/) - Losing a traffic ticket in New Jersey is a common issue, but it is not the end of the road or a reason to panic. The good news is that you can usually locate a lost ticket by taking one of the steps below. Acting quickly to find your ticket is important, as missing deadlines
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- [Failure to Stop for Pedestrians in a Crosswalk in NJ - 39:4-123](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/failure-to-stop-for-pedestrians-in-a-crosswalk/) - Pedestrian safety is a top priority in the streets of New Jersey, and drivers are legally required to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. It is vital that drivers understand the laws that govern yielding to pedestrians and act accordingly in situations where they have violated such laws. In 2024, 221 pedestrians were killed in
- [Failure to Yield Ticket in New Jersey - 39:4-90 and 39:4-144](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/failure-to-yield/) - When a driver does not yield the right of way to other vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists as required by law, they may be issued a ticket. Although this traffic infraction might seem minor, it can have serious consequences. Failure to yield is one of the leading causes of traffic accidents in New Jersey and across
- [Improper Turn Ticket in New Jersey - 39:4-123 ](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/improper-turn/) - An improper turn occurs when a driver violates traffic laws while turning, including actions such as turning from the wrong lane or failing to signal before turning. These seemingly minor traffic infractions can have serious consequences for drivers issued a ticket, including fines and points on their record. However, with the help of an experienced
- [Unlawful Solicitation of Ground Transportation Services at a New York City Airport - TLC Violation 1220(b)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/tlc-drivers-and-nyc-traffic-tickets/1220b/) - Soliciting ground transportation services at a New York City airport without permission from the airport operator is a traffic violation. Previously it was a Class B Misdemeanor, but it was changed to a traffic violation by Senate Bill S7508 in the 2019-2020 session. Unlawful solicitation of ground transportation services at a New York City airport
- [Careless Driving in New Jersey (NJSA 39:4-97)](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/careless-driving-in-new-jersey-njsa-394-97/) - In New Jersey, careless driving is a catch-all law that prohibits any form of unsafe operation not otherwise covered by an already existing traffic statute. It differs from reckless driving and is a less serious offense but still carries points and fines. It is extremely important to understand the ramifications of a conviction for careless
- [Failure to Observe a Traffic Signal in NJ](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/failure-to-observe-a-traffic-signal-394-81/) - A failure to observe a traffic signal in New Jersey can result in a costly fine and in higher insurance premiums. It also goes on your driving record, which could impact potential employment opportunities. If you have been accused of failure to observe a traffic signal in New Jersey, you should seek the advice of
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- [Leaving the Scene of an Accident in New Jersey (39:4-129 & 2C:12-1.1)](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/leaving-the-scene-of-an-accident-394-129-2c12-1-1/) - Drivers involved in an auto accident are required by New Jersey law to stop and exchange personal and insurance information. In addition, in cases involving injuries, a driver must attempt to render aid to those who need it. However, some drivers are so shocked and scared by the circumstances of the accident that they panic
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- [Cell Phone Tickets in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/cell-phone-ticket/) - What Is the Cost of a Cell Phone Ticket in New York? Fines: A conviction for a cell phone ticket in New York State costs $50 to $150 for a first offense. A second offense in 18 months costs between $50 and $200. A third offense in 18 months can cost between $50 and $450.
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- [Abogado de Multas de Tráfico en NYC](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-nueva-york/multas-de-trafico-en-los-distritos/) - Las multas de tráfico emitidas en Nueva York son particularmente difíciles de disputar. Todos las multas de tráfico en los distritos de Nueva York (Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn y Staten Island) son atendidas por la Oficina de Infracciones de Tráfico (TVB). La TVB, un brazo del Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados del Estado de Nueva York, funciona
- [Abandonar la escena de un accidente en New Jersey (Artículo 39:4-129 y 2C:12-1.1)](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-new-jersey/abandonar-la-escena-de-un-accidente/) - La ley de New York exige que los conductores que se ven involucrados en un accidente automovilístico se detengan e intercambien información personal y del seguro. Además, si hay heridos, el conductor debe intentar prestar auxilio a las personas que lo necesiten. Sin embargo, algunos conductores se sienten tan aterrados debido a las circunstancias del
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- [Abogados de New Jersey especializados en infracciones de tránsito](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-new-jersey/) - Las consecuencias de una infracción de tránsito en New Jersey pueden ser bastante graves, y podrían incluir aumentos de las pólizas del seguro del automóvil, puntos y multas elevadas. A los conductores que acumulen 12 o más puntos se les podría suspender su licencia de conducir de New Jersey. En algunos casos, incluso podría revocarse
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- [Multas por exceso de velocidad en New Jersey](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-new-jersey/por-exceso-de-velocidad/) - ¿Cuánto cuesta una infracción por exceso de velocidad en New Jersey? Multas: Una multa por exceso de velocidad en New Jersey cuesta entre $85 y $260 según la cantidad de millas en que se haya superado el límite. Cuesta $85 si se supera entre 1 y 9 mph; $95 entre 10 y 14 mph; $105 entre
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- [Suspensión de la licencia de conducir en New York](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-nueva-york/licencia-suspendida/) - En el estado de New York, una licencia de conducir podría suspenderse por varias razones. Es fundamental saber de qué se trata la suspensión de la licencia y las razones más comunes por las que se puede suspender una licencia de conducir de New York. Descubrir que su licencia ha sido suspendida o revocada en
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- [What Happens if You Refuse a Breathalyzer in New York?](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/dui-and-dwi/refusing-a-breathalyzer-or-chemical-test/) - Being accused of driving while intoxicated comes as a shock to most people. This makes handling a driving while intoxicated (DWI) traffic stop all the more challenging, especially if the driver actually is impaired. This impairment could cloud their judgement and impact decision-making. Yet, making the right decisions can mean the difference between license suspension
- [Underage DWI in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/dui-and-dwi/underage-dwi/) - Being pulled over by the police is always unnerving. This is especially true for drivers under the age of 21 who are accused of driving while intoxicated (DWI). Underage drivers accused of committing a DWI offense face high stakes that can affect their futures dramatically. Navigating New York’s complicated DWI laws is no small task,
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- [Dutchess County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/data-dutchess/) - Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data Table of contents Dutchess County Data Traffic Tickets DWI Vehicular Accidents Material Reproduction Media Contact Summary Using newly released data from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the following charts breakdown how many drivers in have been getting speeding, cell phone and other traffic tickets in Dutchess
- [Speeding in a School Zone in New York - VTL 1180-(c)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/school-zone-vtl-1180-c/) - What Is the Cost of A New York Speeding in a School Zone Ticket? A ticket for speeding in a school zone in New York costs between $45 and $1,200, depending on the speed, day of the week, and time of day. Fines When School is in Session: From 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
- [Caught with a Fake ID In New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/forged-instrument/caught-with-a-fake-id/) - Young kids who make and use fake IDs, particularly to buy alcohol or tobacco products, may assume they are committing a harmless offense. However, New York State considers having a fake ID to be a serious crime. Getting caught with a fake ID can result in prison time and a possible criminal record. What Are
- [How Speeding Tickets Affect Uber Drivers in NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/how-it-affects-uber-drivers/) - A rising number of New Yorkers are turning to ridesharing as a way to make some side cash or as a full-time living. For many, being a driver for Uber, Lyft, Via, Gett/Juno or any other ridesharing business is a convenience. For others, it is a necessity. Either way, a driver must abide by a
- [How to Get a DWI Dismissed in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/dui-and-dwi/how-to-get-a-dwi-dismissed/) - In the year 2018 alone, 25,094 DWI arrests were made in the State of New York. Of those arrested, all that were charged likely had the same question on their minds: How can I get these charges dismissed? It’s only natural to think this way when one considers the steep penalties one faces if convicted.
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- [Ontario & Quebec Drivers with New York Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/out-of-state-license/ontario-quebec/) - With Canada so close to New York, it is no wonder that Canadians are receiving New York traffic tickets and vice versa. If you are a Canadian driver from Quebec or Ontario and you are traveling through NY, you may be in more trouble than you think if you get a NY traffic ticket. Many of the
- [Texting While Driving in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/texting-while-driving/) - For many of us, our cell phones are attached at our hips, or, more accurately, to our thumbs. As texting has become a staple of communication in today’s world, the temptation to respond to or send a text or e-mail instantaneously has become almost irresistible, even when it may mean taking your eyes off the
- [Oregon Drivers with New York Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/out-of-state-license/oregon/) - Depending on which state your license is from will determine whether you can have points added onto your driving record for an out-of-state traffic violation. The information below will help you better understand the role that out-of-state traffic tickets play in Oregon and New York. Summary: While Oregon does not use a point system for
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- [Disobeying a Traffic Control Device in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/disobeying-traffic-control-device/) - Failure to obey a traffic control device is one of New York’s most common traffic violations. It’s also one of its broadest, covering “all signs, signals, markings, and devices” (NY VTL 153) placed by the government to control traffic. This violation can cost you a hefty fine and points on your license - not to
- [CDL Suspensions and Disqualifications](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/cdl-drivers/cdl-suspensions-and-disqualifications/) - A disqualification or suspension of a commercial driver’s license (CDL) can be financially devastating. Avoiding a suspension/disqualification or getting the license reinstated needs to be every commercial driver’s top priority. CDL holders should understand what can lead to suspension or disqualification, learn how to avoid it, and know how to get a suspended CDL reinstated.
- [Aggravated Unlicensed Operation (Driving While Suspended) in NY](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/driving-with-a-suspended-license/e-book/) - Download the PDF Version Here. Many Drivers Do Not Even Know That Their License Was Suspended As you can see, there are many ways for your license to get suspended in New York. Unfortunately, there are a tremendous amount of drivers who are entirely unaware of the fact that their driving privileges were suspended. Although
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- [New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/) - At the Rosenblum Law, we know how valuable your legal rights are and how important it is to protect them. Our firm has been fighting NY traffic tickets, handling criminal cases, and helping people with personal injuries for years. Remember, representing yourself in court could be the worst legal decision you make. You might end
- [Which Law Enforcement Agencies Issue the Most Tickets in NY?](https://traffictickets.com/data/which-law-enforcement-agencies-issue-the-most-traffic-tickets-in-ny/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 There are 514 law enforcement agencies in New York State. This includes State Troopers, county police, and local (town/village/city) police. Officers for any of these agencies have the authority to cite a driver for a traffic violation. Not all agencies are equally likely to ticket a driver. Which
- [Where Do Canadian Drivers Get the Most NYS Traffic Tickets?](https://traffictickets.com/data/where-do-canadian-drivers-get-the-most-nys-traffic-tickets/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 As a border state with Canada, New York is a common road trip destination for drivers from Ontario and Quebec. It’s also a common place for Canadians to get traffic tickets. New data from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles shows which of the state’s 62 counties give
- [Where Are the Worst Drivers in New York State?](https://traffictickets.com/data/where-are-the-worst-drivers-in-new-york-state/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 New York City residents might have a reputation for being aggressive drivers, but is that reputation deserved? The data reveals that when compared to other counties in the state, New York City is far from the worst. In fact, based on the number of accidents per 1,000 residents,
- [New Jersey Legal Matters](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/) - Rosenblum Law handles various cases throughout the entire State of New Jersey and has tremendous experience when it comes to: Fighting Traffic Tickets Criminal Defense Cases Personal Injury Matters Copyright Infringement Lawsuits What We Have to Offer Our team of seasoned attorneys knows exactly what to do in order to get you the results you
- [Younger NY Drivers Get Fewer Tickets for Texting than Speeding](https://traffictickets.com/data/younger-drivers-getting-fewer-traffic-tickets-in-new-york-state/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 Less than 5% of licensed drivers in New York State are aged 20 or younger, while more than a quarter are 60 years or older. Logic would dictate that since younger drivers have less driving experience they should receive a greater relative proportion of traffic tickets. However, this
- [Wyoming, County](https://traffictickets.com/data/wyoming/) - Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data Table of contents Wyoming County Data Traffic Tickets DWI Vehicular Accidents Material Reproduction Media Contact Summary Using newly released data from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the following charts break down how many drivers in have been getting speeding, cell phone and other traffic tickets in
- [Cell Phone and Texting Tickets Plummeted Last Year, But Accidents Did Not](https://traffictickets.com/data/cell-phone-and-texting-tickets-plummeted-last-year-but-accidents-did-not/) - Cell Phone and Texting Tickets Plummeted Last Year, But Accidents Did Not By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 12/6/21 The U.S. experienced a 13% decline in total traffic in 2020 due to the societal changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic. This drop in total traffic led to a sharp decrease in the number of traffic
- [Fatal Auto Accidents Rise in New York Despite Decline in Traffic](https://traffictickets.com/data/fatal-auto-accidents-rise-in-new-york-despite-decline-in-traffic/) - Fatal Auto Accidents Rise in New York Despite Decline in Traffic By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 12/21/21 When the COVID-19-induced lockdowns began in early 2020, the number of vehicles on the road plummeted. Despite the decline in traffic—or perhaps because of it—many people observed more aggressive driving behavior. Early data from the New York
- [Huge Increase in NY Texting Tickets Issued to Women](https://traffictickets.com/data/huge-increase-in-ny-texting-tickets-issued-to-women/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 When looking at 10 years of New York State DMV traffic ticket data—from 2009 to 2018—there are some relatively consistent patterns. One is that men receive the lion’s share of traffic tickets in NY. On average, men are hit with about two-thirds of tickets each year, sometimes more
- [New York Impaired Driving Falls Again in 2018](https://traffictickets.com/data/new-york-impaired-driving-falls-again-in-2018/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 New Yorkers continued a multi-year trend of cutting back on driving while impaired by drugs and alcohol. Newly released data from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles shows that impaired-driving-related accidents are on the decline. Police reported 4.4% fewer serious accidents in which drugs or alcohol were a
- [Serious Speeding Tickets Up 70% Last Year](https://traffictickets.com/data/serious-speeding-tickets-up-70-last-year/) - Serious Speeding Tickets Up 70% Last Year By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 12/6/21 The pandemic brought major changes to the way New Yorkers live and work. Among those changes, it would seem, is the way New Yorkers drive. A study of traffic ticket data from the New York State DMV shows a massive uptick
- [Where Women Get the Most Speeding Tickets in New York State](https://traffictickets.com/data/where-women-get-the-most-speeding-tickets-in-new-york-state/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 It’s a well-established fact that women get fewer speeding tickets than men. According to data from the DMV, in 2018 women received 33.8% of speeding tickets. This proportion has been relatively consistent for the past 10 years. Between 2009 and 2018 an average of 34.1% of all speeding
- [Despite Efforts, Accidents from Cell Phone Use up 86% in NY](https://traffictickets.com/data/cell-phone-and-texting-accidents-continue-to-rise/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 Over the past decade, government, law enforcement, and corporate have poured efforts into preventing accidents from drivers using their cell phones or texting behind the wheel. Unfortunately, 2018 data from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles demonstrates that it had little effect. In 2018, police across New York
- [Study: States with the Highest CDL Speeding Fines](https://traffictickets.com/data/cdl-speeding-fines/) - States with the Highest CDL Speeding Fines By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. | Date Published: 12/15/22 Speeding was a contributing factor in 29% of all traffic fatalities in 2020, according to the NHTSA. That same year, large trucks contributed to 10% of all fatal vehicle accidents (4,014 deaths). When you combine large trucks and speeding, it’s
- [Brooklyn & Manhattan Worst Place to Use Cell Phones While Driving](https://traffictickets.com/data/brooklyn-manhattan-worst-place-to-use-cell-phones-while-driving/) - By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Published: 11/4/19 Nobody wants a cell phone or texting ticket in New York State. The hefty fines and five-point penalty associated with VTL 1225-c (cell phone use) and 1225-d (electronic device or texting) are intended to make drivers more cautious. The best way to avoid a cell phone ticket is
- [Allegany, County](https://traffictickets.com/data/allegany/) - Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data Table of contents Allegany County Data Traffic Tickets DWI Vehicular Accidents Material Reproduction Media Contact Summary Using newly released data from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the following charts breakdown how many drivers in have been getting speeding, cell phone and other traffic tickets in Allegany
- [Albany County, NY](https://traffictickets.com/data/albany/) - Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data Table of contents Albany County Data Traffic Tickets DWI Vehicular Accidents Material Reproduction Media Contact Summary Using newly released data from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the following charts breakdown how many drivers in have been getting speeding, cell phone and other traffic tickets in Albany
- [Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data](https://traffictickets.com/data/) - New York Traffic Tickets & Car Accident Data Featured Studies Study: States with the Highest CDL Speeding Fines Read More Cell Phone and Texting Tickets Plummeted Last Year, But Accidents Did Not Read More Fatal Auto Accidents Rise in New York Despite Decline in Traffic Read More New York Traffic Ticket Data by Violation Type
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- [How to Change a Traffic Court Date in New Jersey](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/how-to-change-a-traffic-court-date-in-new-jersey/) - Drivers who plead not guilty to a New Jersey traffic ticket will be assigned a court date. On the assigned day, a driver can attempt to get the ticket dismissed, acquitted of the charges, or negotiate with prosecutors to reduce the ticket (a.k.a. plea bargain). However, what if the driver cannot make it to court
- [New Jersey Drivers with New York Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/out-of-state-license/new-jersey/) - Whether you are planning on heading to the beach in Belmar or to catch a show in New York, you need to know what to expect if you ever receive an out-of-state traffic ticket. Since each state has different laws about out-of-state traffic tickets, we took the liberty of providing you with all of the information
- [Multas por Exceso de Velocidad en el Estado de Nueva York](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-nueva-york/exceso-de-velocidad/) - ¿Cuál es el costo de una multa por velocidad de Nueva York? Multas: si uno es condenado por exceso de velocidad en Nueva York, las multas oscilarán entre $ 45 y $ 600. Específicamente, costará de $ 45 a $ 150 por exceso de velocidad de 1 mph a 10 mph por encima del límite;
- [Junior License Traffic Tickets in New York State](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/junior-license/) - Earning the right to drive is one of the greatest feelings a teenager can have. However, many young drivers are entirely unaware of the seriousness of violating traffic laws while driving on a junior learner’s permit or junior license. Moreover, most junior drivers only have a vague understanding of the restrictions placed on such licenses.
- [NYC Bus Lane Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/new-york-city/bus-lane-tickets/) - For those who drive in New York City, the abundance of bus lanes can be frustrating. (“A perfectly good lane for driving!” “All that wasted curb space that could be used for parking!”) Unfortunately, those bus lanes are needed to help keep the city’s buses stay on schedule and keep riders safe as they get
- [Multas por uso del teléfono móvil y envío mensajes de texto en Nueva York](https://traffictickets.com/abogados-de-multas-de-trafico-de-nueva-york/multas-por-uso-del-telefono-movil-y-envio-mensajes-de-texto-en-nueva-york/) - ¿Cuál es el coste de una multa por uso del teléfono móvil o envió de mensajes de texto? Multas: una condena por uso del teléfono móvil o envío de mensajes de texto mientras conduce en el estado de Nueva York, implica una multa por un importe de entre 50 y 150.- $ por la primera
- [New York Open Container Law - NYS VTL 1227-1](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/open-container-law/) - Last Updated: 12/28/18 | Reviewed By: Adam H. Rosenblum Esq. Throughout New York State, it is illegal to drink from or having an open container of alcohol in public. A similar statewide provision applies to drivers and passengers in vehicles on public roadways. Under VTL 1227-1, anyone caught with an open container of alcohol in
- [Guide to Fighting A NYC Cell Phone Ticket](https://traffictickets.com/new-york-city/fighting-a-nyc-cell-phone-ticket/) - What Are the Penalties for Cell Phone/Texting Tickets in New York? Talking on a cell phone without a hand’s free device or any other use of an electronic device while driving in New York City is punishable by heavy fines and points. A NYC cell phone/texting ticket comes with a fine of $50-$200 for a
- [Weapons Possession Crimes in New York (P.L 265.01 – 265.08)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/weapons-possession-p-l-265-01-265-08/) - New York has some of the tightest weapons laws in the country. Those caught violating any of the state’s numerous statutes relating to weapons possession can face serious jail/prison sentences as well as hefty fines. While guns get the most media attention, New York also limits the possession and use of other types of weapons,
- [Failure to Yield Tickets in New York (VTL 1140 – 1146-a)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/failing-yield/) - Drivers are required to yield at certain times in order to keep pedestrians and other drivers safe on the roads and to prevent accidents. When yield signs are posted, it is usually very clear who has the right of way, who must stop and yield, and who may proceed next. When approaching a yield sign,
- [Speed Not Reasonable and Prudent Tickets in New York State - VTL 1180(a)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/speeding-tickets/speed-not-reasonable-and-prudent-vtl-1180a/) - Under VTL 1180, drivers can receive a speeding ticket even if they are going at or below the speed limit. A ticket for imprudent speed (formally known as “speed not reasonable and prudent”) alleges that the weather or other roadway conditions made the driver’s speed unsafe, regardless of the posted limit. What Are the Penalties
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- [Massachusetts Drivers with New York Traffic Tickets](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/out-of-state-license/massachusetts/) - Massachusetts and New York may be close together geographically, but they are worlds apart when it comes to out-of-state traffic tickets. If you plan on driving through either of these states in the foreseeable future, it is crucial that you read the following article and familiarize yourself with the ways each state handles out-of-state traffic tickets.
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- [April Is a Slow Month for NY Auto Accidents—But it Won’t Last](https://traffictickets.com/data/april-is-a-slow-month-for-ny-auto-accidents-but-it-wont-last/) - With the onset of spring in New York State, most drivers can expect the winter chill to (eventually) recede. In its place, drivers experience less icy roads and longer daylight hours, all of which contribute to safer roads. According to 10 years of DMV data, April is the safest month for driving in the state.
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- [Richmond, County](https://traffictickets.com/data/richmond/) - Traffic Ticket & Car Accident Data Table of contents Richmond County Data Traffic Tickets DWI Vehicular Accidents Material Reproduction Media Contact Summary Using newly released data from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the following charts break down how many drivers in have been getting speeding, cell phone and other traffic tickets in
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- [Failing to Yield to a Pedestrian in New York](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/failing-yield/pedestrian/) - What Are the Penalties for Failing to Yield Right of Way to a Pedestrian in NY? Fines: A ticket for Failing to yield right of way to a pedestrian (VTL 1151-a) can cost between $0 and $150 for a first offense. A second offense in 18 months can cost between $0 and $300 and a
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- [Five Winning Arguments For Fighting a Cell Phone Ticket in New York § 1225(d)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/cell-phone-ticket/winning-arguments-1225d/) - Use of one’s electronic devices while driving is probably among the most commonly committed driving infractions. Whether checking an email at a red light or changing songs mid-drive, we are all guilty from time to time of using our mobile devices when our undivided attention should be paid to the road. For those unfortunate enough
- [Do Cell Phone and Texting Tickets Transfer to New Jersey?](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/traffic-tickets/cell-phone-ticket/do-tickets-transfer-to-new-jersey/) - New Jersey drivers who are ticketed in other states will undoubtedly be worried about the impact those tickets can have on their NJ license. This is particularly true of cell phone and texting tickets. Each state handles cell phone and texting tickets differently. Some assign points and some do not. In some states the fines
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- [Traffic Tickets Resulting from an Auto Accident in New Jersey](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/resulting-from-an-auto-accident-in-new-jersey/) - Traffic tickets are frequently issued at the scene of a car accident. In most cases, the police officer who issued the ticket(s) was not an actual witness to the alleged offense but was rather called to the scene by 911 which may possibly be used as a defense (see below). Some commonly issued traffic tickets
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- [Following Too Closely (Tailgating) in New Jersey (N.J.S.A. 39:4-89)](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/following-too-closely-tailgating-n-j-s-a-394-89/) - In driver’s education classes, many instructors teach students that they should be one car length behind the vehicle in front for every 10 mph of speed. This lesson is not just about safety—it’s also about New Jersey’s tailgating law. Unfortunately, the statute that covers following other vehicles (39:4-89) does not describe a specific distance as
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- [Offering a False Instrument and Immigration (New York)](https://traffictickets.com/new-york/criminal-charges/offering-false-instrument-filing/and-immigration/) - Many people who enter the United States from other countries try to obtain driver’s licenses. In some cases, this may be permissible. In other cases, a foreign person may use a different name or address on the application in order to avoid having his/her true identity and legal status identified. Those who do often believe
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- [Careless Driving vs Reckless Driving in NJ with an NY Driver's License](https://traffictickets.com/new-jersey/traffic-tickets/reckless-driving-n-j-s-a-394-96/ny-drivers/) - Some states have different traffic laws for careless driving and reckless driving. Luckily, New York is not one of them. Instead of having two different laws on the books, the element of carelessness is included in the NY reckless driving statute. However, if you are a NY driver and travel to NJ, it is important
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- [CDL Overweight Violations in New Jersey](https://traffictickets.com/blog/accordion_tp/cdl-overweight-violations-in-new-jersey/)
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- [Mark Calhoun](https://traffictickets.com/staff/case-manager/mark-calhoun/) - Mark Calhoun is the Senior Case Manager and Paralegal at Rosenblum Law. He joined the firm in 2020 and currently oversees all traffic and criminal cases. Mark ensures each case is handled with precision, efficiency, and a focus on achieving the best possible outcome. His role centers on managing workflows, maintaining procedural accuracy, and guiding
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- [Ernie Saladin](https://traffictickets.com/staff/client-success/ernie-saladin/) - Ernie is a dedicated member of the Client Services team at Rosenblum Law, focused on supporting clients with New York City traffic matters, particularly cases handled through the Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB). He is deeply committed to ensuring clients receive timely court date notifications, results, and case updates, helping them stay informed and prepared at
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