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What Is the Cost of a New York Speeding Ticket?
Fines
For a first NY speeding ticket conviction, the fines can range between $90 and $600. Specifically, it will cost $45-$150 for speeding 1 mph to 10 mph over the limit; $90-$300 for speeding 11 mph to 30 mph over the limit; and $180- $600 for speeding 31+ mph over the limit.
Surcharges
New York automatically imposes an $88 or $93 surcharge (depending on whether the driver was in a city or a town/village) in addition to the fine for the speeding ticket.
Points
The New York DMV will assess 3 points for speeding 1 to 10 mph over the limit; 4 points for speeding 11 to 20 mph over the limit; 6 points for speeding 21 to 30 mph over the limit; 8 points for speeding 31 to 40 mph over the limit; and 11 points for speeding 41 mph or more over the limit.
Auto insurance premium increase
Insurance companies can increase drivers’ premiums based on the points assessed on their driving record. Rates can rise dramatically with just one speeding ticket. Numerous studies have found that a single traffic ticket can lead to up to a 30 percent increase in a driver’s auto insurance premium.
Driver Responsibility Assessment Fee (DRA):
Drivers who receive six or more points as a result of violations that occurred within an 18-month period will be subject to an additional fine known as the Driver Responsibility Assessment fee (DRA). This penalty costs $300. An additional $75 will be imposed for each point after the six-point mark. This fee is paid to DMV and is separate and in addition to the court fines associated with the ticket.
Fines for second offenses and speeding in a work zone are even higher.
First Time Speeding Ticket Penalties
| NY Speeding Violation | Total Fine, Surcharge & DRA | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Speeding 1-10 MPH over limit | $133 – $238 | 3 points |
| Speeding 11- 20 MPH over limit | $178 – $388 | 4 points |
| Speeding 21- 30 MPH over limit | $478 – $988 | 6 points |
| Speeding 31-40 MPH over limit | $718 – $1,138 | 8 points |
| Speeding 41+ MPH over limit | $943 – $1,363 | 11 points |
Hiring an Attorney to Fight a New York Speeding Ticket
The combination of fines and surcharges that result from a speeding ticket can cost hundreds and even thousands of dollars. What’s more, insurance companies are very likely to raise the insurance premiums of drivers found guilty of speeding. As such, in most cases hiring a lawyer to get the ticket reduced or dismissed (if possible) will save you money.
For the vast majority of traffic violations in New York State, an attorney can reduce a speeding ticket to a non-moving violation such as a parking ticket or plea it down to a lesser-point ticket such as failure to obey a traffic control device (a two-point, non-speeding violation). Such reductions can lower or eliminate the impact on one’s driving record and auto insurance rates.
Additionally, once hired, a lawyer can take over the case. The driver can sit back and relax, letting him/her do all the work, including appearing in court on the driver’s behalf.
New York City’s TVB
There are courts that will not reduce speeding tickets or engage in a plea bargain or settlement of any kind. New York City sees a large volume of traffic on its roads and set up a special hearing office within the Department of Motor Vehicles to process traffic tickets. This office is known as the Traffic Violations Bureau, or “TVB” for short.
Speeding tickets issued in New York City should not be ignored. In fact, you will definitely want to seek legal advice because the TVB has stricter rules than most courts. It doesn’t allow plea bargains, it doesn’t require proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, it limits the kind of evidence a driver can demand access to before the trial, and it allows the police to admit hearsay evidence.
Pros of Hiring an Attorney vs. the Cons of Pleading Guilty
| PROS |
|---|
| Avoid points on your license |
| Avoid going to court |
| Reduce fines |
| Prevent auto insurance increases |
| CONS |
|---|
| Points could add up to a suspended license |
| Waste time in court, often multiple court dates |
| Speeding ticket fines can be costly |
| Auto insurance premiums can increase by 20% |
How To Read a New York Speeding Ticket
- Section 1 - The Defendant’s Information
These boxes display numerous identifying data about the defendant including name, address and information about the car being driven at the time of the stop. Note: If the officer made a minor mistake in the section (e.g. the officer wrote down the wrong color of the car) the case will NOT be dismissed.
- Section 2 – The Charges
The “Section Sub Section” box indicates which section of the law the defendant is being accused of violating. Below is a list of common New York traffic violations as well as the New York Vehicle & Traffic Law sections they fall under, the amount of points (if any) and the maximum fines and NYS surcharges attached to them. It also lists the location and officer’s information.
- Section 3 – The Court
This particular Section shows the name of the court and its address, along with a date and time for a response, either by postal mail or in person.
- Section 4 – Plea of Guilty
Drivers choosing to plead “Guilty” to the charges should fill out this Section and mail it to the address of the court mentioned in Section 3.
Important Note: Many people think that if they plea guilty “with an explanation” there is a possibility that the court will consider their explanation and decide to find them not guilty. This is a big misunderstanding. Anyone who fills out this portion of the ticket and mails it in will be convicted of the offense.
The only way to challenge the charges or get the charges reduced is to plead “not guilty” (see next Section). It is also a common belief that a person should plead “Guilty” if he or she knows that he was, in fact, guilty. It is important to keep two things in mind: Entering an initial plea of “Not Guilty” does not mean that there is no going back. To the contrary, all it does is preserve the right to a plea bargain or trial. A person can always change his/her plea to “Guilty” later on, and in most cases where a plea bargain is offered, he/she will be pleading guilty at some point, but to a less severe offense than the one initially charged with.
- Section 5 – Plea of Not Guilty (recommended)
Those who choose to plead “Not Guilty” must fill out section 5. The “Not Guilty” section features a spot to request a supporting deposition. A supporting deposition is a written sworn statement detailing the traffic violation and it is signed by the law enforcement officer who issued the ticket. Remember, it is everyone’s Constitutional right to to plead “Not Guilty.” A person can always change the plea later on, and if an acceptable plea bargain is offered, then he/she will ultimately be pleading guilty to that reduced charge.
For more information, drivers should download the How to Read a Speeding Ticket PDF.
How a New York Speeding Ticket Impacts Out-of-State Drivers
It is a common misconception that drivers from other states can and should ignore a New York speeding ticket. The reality is that New York State can suspend someone’s right to drive within its borders for failing to respond to or pay a speeding ticket issued here. Likewise, a driver who pays a New York speeding ticket can still face the consequences of points, insurance increases and hefty fines associated with a conviction. New York will also inform the home state of a driver of any convictions, which means those convictions are very likely to end up on a person’s driving record.
How each state handles a New York speeding ticket varies. Here are some examples:
- New Jersey– A driver licensed in New Jersey who is ticketed for speeding in New York faces two points on their license for each conviction. These points are assessed by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. The points count towards suspension of both New York and New Jersey driving privileges. Read More
- Connecticut– Drivers from Connecticut should be aware that New York does not allow drivers to plead nolo contendere (i.e. no contest) to speeding tickets. As such, the only way to avoid getting points for a New York speeding ticket is to get it dismissed or plea it down to a no-point violation. Read More
- Pennsylvania– In the Keystone State, driving 1-5 mph over the limit is not considered speeding. However, in New York it is a three-point offense with a maximum fine of $150 (+ the surcharge). Pennsylvania drivers will be happy to know that their home state will not assess points for out-of-state violations; however, their auto insurance companies may still raise their rates as though the violation occurred at home. Read More
- Other states– Drivers licensed in any of the other 50 states and Washington, D.C. can find more information about New York speeding tickets by visiting our out-of-state license page.
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How to Fight a New York Speeding Ticket
It is not advisable that a driver attempt to fight a speeding ticket on their own. Most prosecutors, judges and even officers are adept at questioning individuals so as to extract information that can result in a conviction. Even a person who is truly honest and genuinely innocent can accidentally say something that can result in being convicted of a traffic offense. By contrast, a skilled and experienced traffic ticket attorney will know how to navigate such questions and present the driver’s case in the best possible light so as to mitigate or avoid a conviction.
Another reason drivers should consider hiring an attorney is that traffic court is nothing like criminal court. In most criminal cases, the prosecution must prove a defendant understood what they did was wrong or had deliberately intended to commit the crime. However, this does not apply in traffic court, which operates under the rule of strict liability in most cases. Strict liability removes the mental state component from the equation. In other words, a driver can be convicted of speeding regardless of whether or not he/she knew they were exceeding the limit or intended to speed.
As such, a driver who insists they were not aware that the speed limit was only 55 miles per hour on the New York Thruway will not get out of a ticket. All that matters is whether or not it can be proven the driver was speeding. Similarly, there are no legally permissible justifications for speeding. For example, telling an officer that they really need to use the restroom, are having a baby, or any other excuse will not likely sway an officer or judge.
To understand the tactics needed and challenges faced in defeating a New York speeding ticket, one
Case Law Analysis
New York case law reveals several crucial points to bear in mind as a driver.
First and foremost, a New York speeding ticket issued by a police officer who does not use a mechanical device like radar, and, instead, estimates it will still be sufficient to convict a driver for speeding. (See People v. Olsen, 22 NY 2d 230.)
The court in Olsen explained its rationale by saying:
- “The rule is well settled in this State that opinion evidence with regard to the speed of moving vehicles is admissible provided that the witness who testifies first shows some experience in observing the rate of speed of moving objects or some other satisfactory reason or basis for his opinion.” (See People v. Olsen, 22 NY 2d 230.)
Similarly, in People v. Dusing, the court summed up in one cogent statement a governing rule that applies to all drivers ticketed for speeding in New York. The court concluded,
- “The sum of the combined Magri, Heyser and Marsellus holdings is: first, that a reading from an untested speedometer or radar device is admissible but is not[,] without more[,] sufficient for a speeding conviction; and, second, that the resulting deficiency in proof can be supplied by the testimony of qualified observers.” (See People v. Dusing 5 NY 2d 126.)
It is worth noting that the Dusing court said “observers,” not “officers.” This means a police officer does not have to be the one to testify against the driver. In most cases, if the prosecution finds any “qualified observer” (e.g. another driver on the road who saw the defendant), that person combined with the radar evidence will be enough to convict a person of speeding.
Second of all, the fact that a speeding ticket is not a crime appears to cut both ways. Since speeding is usually not a crime, it does not carry with it the severity of most criminal penalties. However, since it is not usually a crime, “not all the constitutional protections normally afforded to criminal defendants need be applied to those charged with such a minor offense.” (See People v. Phinney, 22 NY 2d 288.)
Lastly, a driver might be in for a rude awakening if he expects to be able to compel the TVB to turn over pertinent documents to him. Although the TVB has the right to do so, New York law does not require it to do so.
In Matter of Miller v. Schwartz, an attorney requested certain documents and information regarding the type of radar that was used to pull over his client. The TVB denied the request and explained that traditional discovery rules do not apply in the TVB. The lawyer took the case to court to compel the TVB to give him the documents. However, the court sided with the TVB and denied the attorney’s request.
The Schwartz court based its conclusion on the well-settled rule that there is no general constitutional right to discovery in criminal cases or administrative proceedings (See Weatherford v Bursey, 429 US 545 and National Labor Relations Bd. v Interboro Contrs., 432 F.2d 854, cert. denied 402 US 915).
Ultimately, this ruling reveals how difficult it can be—even for an attorney—to navigate through the complicated TVB system. If nothing else, this case shows drivers who get TVB tickets the importance of hiring an experienced traffic ticket attorney familiar with the TVB’s rules and procedures.
Common Questions About New York Speeding Tickets
- Does New York report speeding tickets to other states?
Yes. New York participates in the Driver’s License Compact, an interstate agreement that allows most states to share information about speeding and other traffic convictions that occur in their state. An out-of-state driver who pays or is convicted in court of speeding in NY will most likely see that conviction listed on their driving record which could lead to license suspension and other consequences.
- How long does it take to get points off a license in NY?
Points will remain on a driver’s license for as long as the conviction remains on the record (up to four years). However, 18 months after the date of the violation, those points will no longer count toward the total number needed for a suspended license or Driver Responsibility Assessment. Contrary to popular belief, a DMV-approved driver safety course will NOT remove points assessed on a license. Instead, it will increase the threshold of points needed for a suspension by a maximum of four.
- How much do New York insurance premiums go up for a speeding ticket?
There is no single answer to this as it depends on so many factors, including past driving history, age, even the level of income and education. Some studies have found that a single speeding ticket can increase rates by 30% or more.
- What is the statute of limitations on a New York speeding ticket?
Technically, there is no statute of limitations for a speeding ticket in New York. Drivers should not be fooled into thinking they can ignore a New York speeding ticket hoping it will “expire.” Once a speeding ticket is handed to the driver, the clock is ticking for the driver to respond with a “Guilty” or “Not Guilty” plea. Failing to respond to a New York speeding ticket will result in an immediate driver’s license suspension.
Other Types of Speeding Tickets
- Speeding in a Work Zone
- Speeding in a School Zone
- Racing Tickets
- Speed Not Reasonable and Prudent
- Uber & Lyft Drivers
Data on New York Speeding Tickets
New York State law enforcement agencies hand out an average of 700,000 speeding tickets each year. According to the New York State Traffic Safety Statistical Repository (TSSR), over 670,000 speeding tickets were issued in 2019 and, unfortunately, speeding injured over 11,000 people and led to 235 of the 881 fatal accidents reported in the state.
Early data from the DMV shows New York State law enforcement issued 562,684 speeding tickets to drivers in 2020. This is a 16% decline from most years due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic and a decline in overall traffic throughout the year. Despite this, speeding tickets made up a larger-than-normal proportion of traffic tickets in the state at nearly 25%. Most years, speeding makes up just shy of 20% of all traffic tickets.
The largest drop-off in speeding tickets issued occurred in March and April, where police wrote approximately 36,000 and 15,000 tickets, respectively. These are half (March) and one-quarter (April) the typical quantity for those months. While speeding tickets jumped in May (just over 50,000), the number issued remained below average through the end of the year.
Almost 60% of all New York speeding tickets were issued by state troopers last year, slightly above the usual proportion of approximately half. NYPD contributed 18% of all speeding tickets given out statewide, which is on par with pre-pandemic years.
The pandemic had little impact on which of New York’s 62 counties handed out the most speeding tickets. Erie County tagged the most drivers for speeding (38,862 in 2020), followed by Westchester (35,662) and Queens (34,286)—the same top three as 2019. New York State usually averages a conviction rate of about 93%, although 2020 saw a decline to nearly 91%. Still, almost 54% are convicted of a different charge than the one issued by the officer.
Speeding tickets are one of the most commonly issued citations in New York. With the number of speeding tickets written each year increasing, drivers must make every effort to keep the points and convictions off their driving record. Even a single ticket can impact auto insurance premiums, but a second or third ticket can result in higher fines and a suspended license, which can further impact insurance rates.
755 Comments
August 9, 2020
I was pulled over for going 47 in a 25 the other day but the cop never provided me any proof of that claim. I also had not seen a speed limit marker on that road. I have never been pulled over before and was speeding up to safely pass a biker on a narrow road, which means I was going slower but obviously needed to accelerate to ensure I didn’t move into oncoming traffic as I passed the biker. What is the likelihood I can have this reduced to a non moving violation or a warning?
August 23, 2020
Hello and thank you for contacting us. The offense for driving 22 miles over the posted limit carries a maximum 6 point penalty and maximum fine of $393 including court fees. In addition, this also imposes NY’s Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of an additional $300 for drivers who receive 6 or more points on their license. The likelihood of being able to negotiate on the charges depends on which court has jurisdiction over your case. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney in order to mitigate the consequences of this infraction.
August 3, 2020
Hello, I was given a ticket for going 65 in a 45. However, I was going downhill, the officers vehicle was on the opposite side of the road facing slightly uphill, and conditions were foggy and rainy. With a twenty MPH over, will I get my license suspended? This is my first ticket of any kind. Also, would I have a chance if I plead Not Guilty?
August 23, 2020
Hello and thank you for reaching out to us. Please note, your alleged violation for driving 20 miles over the limit carries a 4 point penalty with a maximum fine of $393, depending on the Court. This ticket alone will not suspend or revoke your license unless you fail to respond. Should you plead guilty, it will likely give rise to negative insurance implications for the foreseeable future. We suggest contesting this matter to attempt to avoid these consequences.
July 23, 2020
Hi. I was given a ticket for going 94 in a 65. This is my first ticket and it happened in Greenville, NY. Greenville Town Court Section 1180D.
August 23, 2020
Please note, the offense for driving 29 miles over the posted limit carries a maximum 6 point penalty and maximum fine of $393 including court fees. In addition, this also imposes NY’s Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of an additional $300 for drivers who receive 6 or more points on their license. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney in order to mitigate the consequences of this infraction.
June 22, 2020
Hello, I was pulled over yesterday doing 80 on a 65 going down I-86 E. I have a clean record for driving with no points and I’m from Connecticut and was driving back from a 2 week vacation. I feel like nobody ever goes the actual speed limit on any interstate, I was reading what was said about about how in 2018 it was over 49,000 people? and how Erie county tags people the most and It’s crazy especially that high. back at home my interstate is 55 then goes to 65 and people are going at least 30 over. Town of Chemung NY. Chemung town court. Section 1180D.
June 25, 2020
Hello and thank you for reaching out to us. Please note, your alleged violation for driving 15 miles over the limit carries a 4 point penalty with a maximum fine of $393, depending on the Court. This will likely give rise to negative insurance implications for the foreseeable future. We suggest contesting this matter to attempt to avoid these consequences.
June 2, 2020
I was excited about my new car and went 86 mph on a 45 mph road. I was then pulled over and given my first speeding ticket. Is there any hope for me as far as keeping my license? I understand that I’d be at 11 points, but surely I could plead for only recieving 9, right?
June 25, 2020
Hello and thank you for reaching out to us. Please note, your charge for driving 40 miles over the limit carries an 11 point penalty with a maximum fine of $693, depending on the Court. Further, you will receive the NY Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of $300 for accumulating 6 points on your license in addition to a $75 fee for every point over 6. As a result, you are facing a total DRA fee of $675 in addition to the Court’s maximum fine of $693. This will likely result in a substantially negative insurance increase for the foreseeable future aside from license suspension for a period of time. Even a reduction to 9 points would still impose a heavy insurance, license, and monetary burden for the future. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney.
May 19, 2020
I am law enforcement who was being followed closely by someone after leaving work on the harlem river highway & was pulled over by a patrol car after accelerating away from an assailant in a honda fearing my safety to exit anywhere, from the assailant who stopped following probably as they saw the patrol car. They are from the 25th precinct & only turned on lights after getting behind my vehicle further up, which was a relief they arrived but a horror for me. I explained to the officers what happened & identified myself as an officer to assure safety. They claimed I was doing 96mph in a 50mph zone and walked off to ticket me and my car has a problem even going that high because of engine issues. Driving that speed also could ruin my license and job on the frontlines. I have 2 young kids to take care of and I dont geet in my car to drive like that. They went for the jugular and I dont want my license suspended. I never got pulled over for speeding in this vehicle, I had 4 years
May 22, 2020
Hello and thank you for contacting us. Please note, the offense for driving 46 miles over the limit carries a maximum 11 point penalty and maximum fine of $693 dollars including Court fees. Further, NY imposes the Driver’s Responsibility Assessment Fee of $300 for individuals who receive 6 points on their license and an additional $75 per each point over 6. In total, you are facing a maximum fine of approximately $1,368. Lastly, incurring 11 points on your license results in a suspension of your driving privileges. This will result in significant insurance implications for the foreseeable future. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney in order to mitigate the above consequences.
May 16, 2020
I got a traffic infarction for going 89 on a 65 on i81(Cortlandville town court),NY. Please advise
May 22, 2020
Hi Vee and thank you for contacting us. Please note, the offense for driving 24 miles over the posted limit carries a maximum 6 point penalty and maximum fine of $393 including court fees. In addition to the likely negative insurance consequences for the foreseeable future, this also imposes NY’s Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of an additional $300 for drivers who receive 6 or more points on their license. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney in order to mitigate the consequences of this infraction.
May 13, 2020
I received a speeding ticket on Washington Ave for doing 48mph in a 30mph zone, I haven’t gotten a speeding ticket in over a year and was looking into the possibility of hiring an attorney.
May 22, 2020
Hello Cameron and thank you for contacting Rosenblum Law. Please note, the offense of driving 18 miles over the limit carries a maximum 4 point penalty and maximum fine of $393 including Court fees. This will likely incur a substantial insurance implication for the foreseeable future. Further, if you have any points from within the past 18 months, you are at risk of receiving the Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee which is a State imposed fee given to individuals who receive 6 or more points on their license. We suggest contesting this matter with an attorney.
May 9, 2020
I revived 2 ticket for driving 65 in a 35 and also failure to yield to an emergency vehicles. Cop was really rude and I don’t remember driving over 60 mph. I was in a car with a friend who had her license and I have my drivers permit. Wanted to ask if there’s suggestion to my situation although I’m tryin to plea not guilty so I can get my points reduced or something. This happened in buffalo
May 22, 2020
Hello Issac and thank you for reaching out to us. Please be advised that the offense for driving 20 miles over the limit carries a maximum 4 point penalty with a maximum fine of $393 including Court fees. Further, depending on the exact violation code you were charged, you could be facing either a 2 or 3 point ticket for failing to move over for an emergency vehicle. In total you are facing 6 or 7 points, which inflicts New York Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of an additional $300. We suggest contesting the ticket with an attorney in order to attempt to mitigate the likely significant insurance increase, avoid the Driver’s Responsibility Assessment Fee, and preserve your driver’s permit.
April 24, 2020
My 26 year old son received 5 tickets in one traffic stop: (1) Speeding over 55 zone (2) driving too slow, (3) speed not reasonable and prudent, (4) following too closely, (5) failed to comply w/lawful order…. he was driving car to work at 7:40am in morning at Exit 68 on Long Island Expressway (Town of Brookhaven, New York). The police officer was rude, did not ask to see registration or insurance, nor did he did not ask to see permit as an essential worker. My son is only guilty of driving 74mph in 55 zone (with cars speeding ahead of him so he was in pace with traffic). In addition, the cop did not come on the drivers side – he made my son open passenger side window and spoke to him from there. This does not sound right. Please advise what my son should do…. (obviously supporting depositions are required because the computer paper does not have a backside with deposition….) Will 5 tickets mean suspension of license? Thank you Concerned Dad
April 29, 2020
Thank you for your inquiry. We suggest contesting the matter in order to mitigate the likely substantial insurance increase and attempt to avoid points on his license/suspension. Please contact our office for further assistance.
March 24, 2020
I received two tickets for driving 92 in a 65 and for being in the left lane in NY. I am 22 and I haven’t got a ticket in 4 years. Everyone I know is telling me to plead not guilty, but some are saying get a lawyer. Do I have much chance of getting my fee and points lowered if I plead not guilty without a lawyer? And with one how much would you anticipate the entire charge being dropped to?
March 26, 2020
Lyles – In order to provide you with further information, please advise me of the name of the court that has jurisdiction over your ticket, as the procedures vary.
March 27, 2020
The name of the court is Town Court in Town of Glen in Fultonville,NY.
March 20, 2020
I revived a speeding ticket for going 115 mph on a 65 mph zone. I know… that’s wild. I would like to know if it’s even possible to get a reduction for this kind of offense? This happened in my fathers car so I would hate for his insurance to go up for my mistake.
March 20, 2020
Amir – In order to provide you with further information regarding this 11 point ticket, please advise us where this was received. Please note, you are facing substantial fines ($693) along with assessment fees ($600), significant insurance implications, and license suspension.
March 14, 2020
Thank you for the extremely helpful information! My son was driving back from college (unexpectedly, due to Coronavirus) and got a ticket in NYS. If we use your services to have the fine amount and some of the points reduced, must he appear in court with the attorney? We live in Providence, RI and the ticket was given in Erie County (I believe).
Again, thanks for the good information on this website.
March 17, 2020
Lenny – Your son would not have to appear in court if we handle the case on his behalf. To provide you with more specific information, please feel free to contact us for a free consultation.
March 8, 2020
I was pulled over for going 81 in a 55 in Bufalo, NY. I stated guilty for the offence and as per the Police guidance I mailed the ticket to the court. How long it takes to get the notification and the due fee?
March 9, 2020
Francis – While we would suggest contesting this 6 point speeding ticket, the final fine amount would likely be sent to you within the coming weeks. If you would like more specific information, I would advise you to contact the court directly.
March 3, 2020
My co-worker was pulled over for going 87 in a 55 in Delaware County, NY (Town of Colchester) on HWY 17. Cop instead chose Disobeying Traffic Control Device (General) but in ” Supporting Deposition” additional information section he wrote “Radar confirms 87 in a 55 zone. Driver issued a ticket for failure to obey a traffic control device” Will she get penalized both if she pleads Not Guilty? The offense took place more than 2 hours from her house.
March 4, 2020
Anthony – your co-worker received a roadside reduction from the officer. If she is convicted of this violation she will receive 2 points against her license – assuming she is a New York driver.
February 29, 2020
I got a speeding ticket on I-495 going 81 in a 55 zone in November. It is now past the respond by date on the ticket and I’m not sure what to do. It’s my first ticket and I’d like to fight it if still possible, but at this point I’m more concerned about avoiding getting my license suspended or arrested.
March 2, 2020
Jordan – Please confirm which court has jurisdiction over your case, as the procedures vary throughout New York. Furthermore, due to the time sensitive nature of this matter, I would advise you to contact our firm at 888-883-5529 in order that we may provide you with more specific information.
February 16, 2020
In section 4, if it is marked as “Return by mail before or in person on…” and I mailed a not-guilty response back, do I have to appear to court on this date?
February 17, 2020
Kyle – The ‘reply by’ date is the date on the ticket by which a not-guilty plea must be entered. It is not an appearance date.
February 11, 2020
I got a speeding ticket in ny on southern state parkway 78 on a 55 but I have a clean license and a cdl class a can I get this lowerd some what if I go to court
February 12, 2020
Please clarify which court has jurisdiction over your case – as the procedures vary among the two court systems in NY.
January 11, 2020
Hi. I’m from Colombia and I have a November 2019 ticket for driving 86mph in an area of 65mph. The ticket still does not appear to pay at the Stafford Court after two months. What should I do?
January 13, 2020
Ivan – I would contact the court directly and ask what suggestions they have moving forward. If you are interested in contesting the underlying 6 point ticket ($393 fines + $300 assessment fee), you may contact us for a free consultation.
January 9, 2020
I live in Ontario and I was got speeding 72 miles at 55 I have a very good record I like to keep it this way can you please see what you can do I wait for your response
January 10, 2020
Constantin – please advise us of the name of the court so we may provide you with information on contesting this 4 point ticket. Please note, this ticket entails a fine of $393, and will likely result in a substantial impact onto your insurance rates.
January 2, 2020
i’m from Ontario. I got a ticket for going 80 in a 65 zone in the Town of Boston. There was no associated fine on the ticket which would have an impact on how I might plead. In Ontario, if issued a ticket, the fine is clearly placed on the ticket. Not sure if not presenting a fine on the ticket nullifies it. Would appreciate your insights.
January 6, 2020
Neil – You are currently facing a 4 point speeding ticket in NY – which transfers as 3 demerit points against your Ontario license. This ticket carries of fine of $300, along with a court fee of $93. There is no requirement of listing the fine on the ticket, and thus – you cannot invalidate the ticket on this ground.
December 23, 2019
Hello,
I got a ticket for going 80 mph in a 65 mph zone in the Town of Avoca NY. I was driving my sister’s car. In the section one of the ticket, the officer filled out my sister Name and Birth date with the vehicle information, but he put my license number and license expiration date. My name as the driver is not on the ticket. Does this invalidate the ticket?
December 30, 2019
Ravi – As this may be seen as more than a ‘clerical error’ – which would not invalidate a ticket, I would suggest contacting us to discuss further.
October 1, 2019
I just got a speeding ticket in NY (I live in Ontario) for 86 mph in a 65 zone. When the policeman asked how fast I thought I was going, I said ’82’. He put that in writing on the ticket. I would like to go to court and simply question the accuracy of the radar detector, and when it was last calibrated. Getting the ticket down 2 mph would make a big difference, no? Is this a good way to proceed? Do I then plead ‘not guilty’?
October 2, 2019
Kathryn – please advise us where you have received the ticket as the court systems in NY have varying procedures and policies. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
August 11, 2019
I got a speeding ticket on Aug 2nd for going 5above the speeding limit in the orange county wallkill area, On the ticket it saids i had to plea not guilty within 48hrs is there anything i can do about it? (It is just a week later)
August 15, 2019
Hello Debbie and thank you for contacting us. You must reply by the plea by date located on the left hand side of the ticket and approximately 3/4 of the way down. We do suggest contesting this ticket as it is a 3-point violation. Feel free to give us a call if you would like more information and we can provide you with what your options would be in regards to fighting this ticket.
August 6, 2019
My girlfriend got a speeding ticket yesterday. Driving at 60 mph on a 55 mph speed limit. What should be done in this case?
August 15, 2019
Hello Arpit and thank you for your inquiry. In order to provide assistance, please advise us the name of the Court listed on the ticket.
July 24, 2019
I got a ticket for doing 85 in a 65, which is complete bull because my vehicle could never maintain that speed going up hill, I didn’t go to the Pretrial because I was ill. I don’t have any hospital documentation because it wasn’t ER serious. The letter says that they could suspend my license and when I called the person on the phone said I should send in proof of a hardship to help my case so that suspension wouldn’t be an option. But again I don’t have anything. What do you suggest?
August 7, 2019
Hello Dominique, and thank you for contacting us. Have you attempted scheduling this matter for a court hearing?
July 4, 2019
I am out of state driver (California) I was found speeding for 91 mph in 65 mph Interstate 86 highway. Speed was verified by radar. The Charge was based on officer’s direct observation. Officer is from Chemung County Sheriffs office. There were many other drivers around that were speeding but I was pulled over. I am out of state driver should I hire a lawyer?
August 7, 2019
Joseph, we suggest hiring an attorney in order to mitigate / avoid the consequences of this ticket, which include fines, points, and insurance implications.
July 1, 2019
i received a $300 bs assesment from NY DMV for having 6 pts on my record within 18 months. i had 2 tickets i paid for which was hundreds of dollars.
the 4pt speeding ticket they never clocked me at a speed…def was over the speed limit and not sure if they put in for speeding or reckless driving or something else.
So how can this corrupt dmv business give me 4 points when they have no evidence of how fast i was going…And i remember clearly the state trooper said since i couldnt get a speed on you-no points. Who the heck do i talk to that knows something as this is totally absurd how they take advantage of us. thanks
August 7, 2019
Adam, thank you for your inquiry. Feel free to give us a call about the issue you are having. The assessment the NYS DMV sent you is a Driver’s Responsibility Assessment that they charge everyone that receives 6 points or more on their license within 18 months. Please give us a call so we can get more information from the ticket, so we can inform you of your options in this case.
June 10, 2019
I got stop by town of Tuxedo Police, NY for speed in zone 55/35 MPH. What is my option If i choose Section A – Plea of Gulty with cost or Section B – Plea of not Guilty. How much attorney range for this kind of case and what this cover.
July 16, 2019
Kumar, thank you for your inquiry. If you choose to plead guilty to the ticket, you are accepting the fines and the points on your license associated with that ticket, and we cannot assist you. If you choose to plead not guilty to the ticket, we could potentially be able to help you. We suggest you give us a call so that we can give you a free consultation and let you know what options you have in this matter.
May 17, 2019
Hi, my nephew got a speeding ticket for going 46 on a 25mph zone, so they say the NYPD Police Officer when He asked them why He was getting pulled over they gave him an attitude and issued him the summons. A couple of days later He received in the mail another summons exactly the same date, same location and same time and same offense by another officer, maybe his partner. Is this legal and should He get a lawyer to fight this please let me know. I was under the impression you cannot issue a summons for the same offense on the same date or time. Thank you
May 30, 2019
Hello Ramonita and thank you for your question.
While this does happen, it is something we can absolutely fight in court. The best way to get more information regarding how you should proceed, in this case, would be to call us so we can have a consultation and get a little more information about the situation.
April 30, 2019
Hello – I am a NYS resident and I got a speeding ticket in NYS in early April, which I pleaded guilty too. A few weeks later while in Kansas for a wedding I got another speeding ticket (41 in a 30). I understand that I will get points for the ticket issued in NYS, but am looking for clarification on the Kansas ticket. Will NY assess points for a ticket in Kansas? If so, how many? what other affects are there to my driving record as a result of the KS ticket.
May 30, 2019
Hello John, and thank you for your question.
Unfortunately, we do not have a license to practice in Kansas as we only have one to do so in New York and New Jersey. Therefore, I recommend to reach out to legal representation in Kansas to see what they can tell you in regards to how a ticket in Kansas could affect the points on your NYS license.
April 21, 2019
Hi, I am resident of Ontario Canada. I received a ticket while speeding 90 in 65 zone in march 1st week near to court land ville, new york highway. I plead “not guilty” and sent my clean driver’s abstract for last 5 years to court. I got return mail asking to appear in court in month of may to prove the charges along with address & phone number of attorney office to send documents via mail to if wish to have trail by mail. So i have sent abstract, letter of explanation via speed mail asking to kindly consider ticket as non-moving violation based on my record.
“Today i got mail (RECOMMENDED VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC DISPOSITION) stating that after considering my letter my speeding was reduced from 90 in 65 zone to 73 in 65 zone based on my driving record with amending 6 points violation to 3 points which is equal to 0 points in ONTARIO CANADA. On the back side of that letter, it says to plead guilty and accept the offer above if wish to avoid any further appearance in court and close the ticket with fine (yet to be decided).
So what are my options now to not plead guilty?? As i am 6 hours far from court, i cannot come in person. Kindly suggest please.
May 10, 2019
Hi John, should you seek to further contest your ticket from the amended charge, you may hire an attorney to appear in court on your behalf and plead “Not Guilty” so that you may avoid a potential raise in your insurance rate.
March 6, 2019
I just got a speeding ticket in queens last night for going 75 in a 50 mph highway. I know it’s 6 points. I already have a speeding ticket on my record that’s 4 points that I got in May 2018. If I go to court with a lawyer is it possible to get a point reduction or no points and just pay a heavy fine?
March 18, 2019
Hello Jasmine and thank you for your question. While there is no plea bargaining of any kind in this jurisdiction, you will still have an opportunity to contest this matter at trial if you so choose.
December 13, 2018
Does the state trooper that gave the speeding ticket have to be present in court for said speeding ticket ?
December 17, 2018
Thomas – In order to be convicted at trial, the officer that issued the ticket would generally need to appear and testify against you.
December 1, 2018
I was written a Speeding ticket in November of 2017 for speed in zone 11-30 and plead not guilty. I was issued a court date of 11/13/2018 and missed it. What are the options available to me?
December 4, 2018
Michael – I would contact the court as soon as possible in order to address this ticket, as you are potentially suspended for failing to appear.
November 28, 2018
I got a traffic ticket for going 96 in a 65 MPH zone in Preble city, Cortland County, NY I know that if I plead guilty, I will get 8 points which will increase my fines and insurance very high. Is there any chance of reducing the impact?
December 4, 2018
Pleading not-guilty and contesting this ticket will allow you to mitigate the impacts of this ticket.
November 21, 2018
I got a traffic ticket for going 83 in a 65 MPH zone, I was following the traffic but the officer didn’t agree. This ticket is from Junius town court.
November 23, 2018
Aothman – Unfortunately, going with the ‘flow of traffic’ is not a defense to a speeding ticket. I would nonetheless contest this 4 point speeding ticket as there are fines, along with a significant increase to your insurance rates.
November 8, 2018
i recieved a speeding ticket for going 53 in a 35 in town of niskayuna NY in early morning and i a going to plead not guilty what are the consequences.
November 9, 2018
Sri – this 4 point ticket carries fines of $300, court fees of $93, and will likely have a significant impact on your insurance rates.
October 18, 2018
I got a ticket for going 97 in a 65 in the town of goshen in NY but I have a Jersey lisense I know that I’m going to plea not guilty but what are the consequences if they don’t change anything.
October 22, 2018
Nino – you are facing an 8 point ticket that carries fines of $693, along with a driver responsibility assessment fee of $450. Along with a significant increase to your insurance rates, you will also receive 2 points on your NJ license.
September 24, 2018
I had gotten a speeding ticket about two years ago (Speeding 31+) And I never paid it off. I plead not guilty and paid a $40 cash bond to schedule a court date because I don’t not have enough to pay a $300 ticket plus an assessment fee. I missed my court date and now I have to go back. I would like advice on what to do because I do not want this to drag on and I would like to settle it. Should I hire an attorney?
September 28, 2018
Terence – I am assuming this violation is before the traffic violations bureau. As such, there is no option available for plea bargaining. The only way to resolve this matter is to cross examine the officer and attempt to obtain a dismissal at trial.
September 11, 2018
Hello. In 2007 I was stopped by NY police for speeding (+31mph). I sent some documents in court and the court sent me to Russia the requirement to pay $255. I didn’t pay it 🙁
I lost that paper and don’t know even court name.
Where to start settling this situation? I plan back to the USA
Thanks
September 12, 2018
Oleg – I suggest contacting the NY DMV – as they should be able to provide you with further information regarding your previous traffic ticket.
August 26, 2018
Hi, I received a speeding ticket for 62 mph on a 40 mph road at Town of Groveland, NY. Its a long road with 60mph and 40 mph
speed variations within short distances. By mistake I continued in 60 mph at a 40 mph area.
This is my first ticket over 10 years of driving experience. I would like to know what should be my actions on this ticket. Please advise.
August 30, 2018
I suggest contesting this 6 point speeding violation, as there are substantial consequences involved including $393 in fines, a $300 assessment fee, and significant increases to your insurance rates.
July 15, 2019
I got a ticket in Amsterdam NY while on the i90 back in April for driving “80 on 65mph”. I am from Canada and know I wasn’t driving above the speed limit because it was pitch dark ( so the road wasn’t even easy to follow) and I was driving below 110km ( Canadian conversion) when I got pulled over. The officer asked if I had noticed that he was following me for 5 miles when he didn’t have his lights on the entire time.. As a matter of fact, he flashed me before pulling me over and then when I changed lanes he put on his sirens. When I asked him what I should drive at moving forward according to my meter, he said ” honestly, I have don’t know, I don’t understand the Canadian km, so just try your best” I have a hearing coming up in less than a month but I live 8 hours away. What do you think my best options are?
August 7, 2019
Hello Joy, thank you for contacting us. You can either pay the ticket and have the issue be resolved, or you can hire an attorney to appear in court on your behalf and fight it for you. Feel free to give us a call if you would like further assistance or would like a free consultation regarding this 4 point speeding ticket from us.
August 5, 2018
Hello, I have a NJ driving license and I got an 1180d ticket today on I684 in Bedford NY. The ticket says that I am being charged for doing 74 on 65mph zone. Although on the lower part of the paper there is this additional information chapter where the officer wrote that I was doing 86 on 65 , verified by radar. Can you please advice?
August 16, 2018
The officer may have charged you with a lesser speed – known as a ‘roadside reduction.’ I would recommend contesting this violation, as NJ will assess 2 points against your driving record. Furthermore, your insurance rates are likely to increase because of this offense.
July 19, 2018
got Speeding Ticket for speed on 91 MPH on 65 MPH Zone.
I have Canadian Drivers License
How to reduce Demerit point ?
Is there any online driving defence course can reduce demerit point in Cortland County?
August 21, 2018
Contesting this violation in court will allow you to avoid / mitigate the amount of demerit points that are applied against your record. If you would like to discuss further, you may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
July 12, 2018
I just received my 1st ticket in over 5 years. 101 in a 55 pulled over by a State Trooper on the Taconic within Yorktown area. With an attorney what am I looking at? Also a Marine Corps veteran.
August 3, 2018
Please confirm the name of the court that has jurisdiction over this case. It is imperative that you contest this ticket – as a finding of guilty will result in expensive fines, significant increases to your insurance rates, and license suspension.
July 3, 2018
I got two traffic tickets, the first one for going 81 in a 65 MPH zone and the second one for not due care for an emergency vehicle stopped or standing (VLT 1144-AA). I don’t know how to proceed since I’m a foreigner, I was pulled over while I was on vacations in New York City with my family. Now I´m back in my country, but I have plans to return to the US in the future. So I don’t want to have any troubles, such as I can’t drive in the US or that I can’t renew my visa in the future. Could you please guide me on how to proceed with this tickets? I’m aware of the speeding, as on any country, but I wasn’t aware that I must change lane to the left when a police vehicle is standing at the side of the road.
July 13, 2018
Mauricio – Many drivers are unaware of this law, as it is not as common as a speeding violation. I would at least address, if not contest this violation to assure that no issues arise with any future visits to NY.
June 26, 2018
A few paragraphs above it states that after 18 months from the date of violation, points cannot be used to calculate a suspension or driver assessment. Is that true in NYC as well? I was convicted of 2 separate tickets. The first date of violation was over 3 years ago…convicted about a year ago (4 points). The second date of violation was over 2 years ago and I was just convicted this month (11 points). The two dates of violation were within 18 months of each other, but it was over 2 years ago. My license was suspended and I received a a bill for the assessment based on 15 points. Do I have a case to appeal the penalty…at least the assessment?
July 11, 2018
New York state handles assessment fees & suspensions uniformly. When determining whether these items will be at issue, simply look to when you received the ticket, ignoring the conviction date. If you have received multiple offenses within any 1.5 year period, the assessment fee / suspension issues will be a factor. If you pull your drivers abstract, I would be happy to review it for you as a courtesy.
June 14, 2018
I got a ticket for going 81 in a 65 MPH zone. I admit I saw the trooper and noticed I was going above the speed limit. I have a FL license. If I just pay the fine, would that still be on my FL record?
June 29, 2018
Yonghong – the violation will transfer to FL, impacting your insurance rates. As we are not license in FL, we can not advise you on whether you will receive actual points onto your record.
June 11, 2018
Hi June 11-2018
I’m driving going to my work at resort casino newyork state. I was pulled over @ mamakating town Sullivan county.
@ 86 on 65 miles highway sr17 west bound.
I got 21 miles over the limit (6pts) . I have New Jersey licensed and has 4pts on it .. it’s been a 1year my previous speeding ticket at New Jersey. Any recommendation regarding this matter..
Thank you …
June 20, 2018
I suggest contesting this 6 point ticket as a guilty verdict will result in significant fines, 2 points on your NJ license, and a substantial increase in your insurance rates.
May 29, 2018
I just got ticketed doing 72 in a 50 mile zone. I would like to hire someone to represent me as the fine is so high and 6 points is a lot. But what could possibly be my contest to this? It was a 50 mph zone and the officer will have his detector showing I was doing 72. How could I possibly get lower fines / points?
May 30, 2018
In order to provide information regarding this 6 point speeding ticket, please provide us with the name of the court that will be handling your case. There are two court systems in NY, both with differing procedural rules.
April 23, 2018
I got a ticket for going 83 in a 65 MPH zone I admit I saw the trooper and noticed I was going above the speed limit, however I am already on a 36 month probation for too many moving violations in CT and was considering hiring a lawyer because I don’t know how this NY speeding ticket effects me in CT.
May 7, 2018
As we are not licensed in CT, we can not speak to the implications that this ticket will have on your drivers license. We do suggest contesting this violation to mitigate the consequences you are facing for this 4 point speeding violation.
April 22, 2018
I just received a VTL 1180-d (1) speeding ticket in Staten Island yesterday (coming off the 440). Officer says I was going 73 in a 40 but the arrest type is patrol. I don’t think I was going that fast. This is my first speeding violation. What do I do? Am I mandated to appear in court?
May 7, 2018
HW- You are facing an 8 point speeding ticket that carries substantial fines ($693), assessment fees ($450), and a substantial increase in your insurance rates. Hiring an attorney will allow you to contest this ticket without personally appearing in court. I should note that this is a trial court with no plea bargaining possible.
March 31, 2018
Hello
I got a speeding ticket on 3/25/18 on a 50 mph zone the officer pulled me over saying I was doing 73 , which I recall I picked up some speed when there was traffic and then switched to another lane to pick up speed and enter the highway. The violation says I got a 11-30 mph over the limit which is a 6 point , I was going to plead guilty just to get this over with but maybe there’s something there can be done about this, what do you recommend?
April 11, 2018
Thomas – we recommend contesting this 6 point speeding ticket as it will significantly increase your insurance rates. Furthermore, fines and assessment fees may total nearly $600.00. In order to provide more information, please provide us with the location of the incident.
February 6, 2018
I was just ticketed for going 67 in a 55 mph zone… however I set my cruise control at 60 and that’s what my speedometer was reading around at the time the police car lights went off and I got pulled over and received a ticket… when this trooper pulled me over he asked me if I knew how fast I was going, which I replied “around 60… that’s what I set my cruise control on anyways” and he replied “no, you were going way faster than that”… this trooper didn’t even ask me where I had been but immediately asked me if I had been drinking, which I replied no (which I hadn’t been), and then asked my passenger about his day and if he had been drinking (which I really don’t understand why he would question my passenger about his day/whereabouts before asking me about my day/whereabouts, the actual driver)… anyways, I’ve never received a ticket for a traffic violation before besides maybe like 3 parking tickets (wrong side of the road and time running up on a parking meter)… this is completely new to me. I literally work 7 days a week between two different jobs and I’m also going to school part time for my masters degree. I’m also dealing with physical health issues and can barely afford to live a “normal life” as it is. I can’t afford this ticket or any points on my license as it may increase my insurance. I also can’t afford a lawyer! I know for a fact that I was not going as fast as this officer stated that I was. I take laws very seriously and my masters degree that I’m working on right now is in law… I know the basics for tickets but actual/personal experiences are completely different… I really could use personal advice from others who have dealt with this… any tips please?
February 6, 2018
I would recommend contesting the ticket. This 4 point speeding ticket has fines of nearly $400, and will significantly impact your insurance rates. While you are allowed to handle this yourself, we generally recommend contacting an attorney to assure you understand how best to contest your ticket.
January 27, 2018
Hi I am driving to Queens NYC trough the staten Island expressway every day for the last 30 years
I live in New Jersey and my driving record is clean, I always follow the traffic flow, never faster, the other day I was doing the same the traffic was running between 60 and 65 mph at the start of the highway , because (every day) after a few minutes the traffic slows down at about 15 or 25 mph due to heavy traffic, suddenly I sow the police lights behind me and I move my car to the next lane so he can go through, but he also move behind me and he game a speeding ticket saying that I was going at 62 mph I told him I didn’t realized because I was goin with the flow like every day I know the speed limit in NYC highways is 50 mph but without traffic nobody do that, anyway it is anything I can do so I don’t get any point in my new jersey driver license and consequently race my insurance premium? the officer say that out of state don’t get points, but online I check and it says the contrary
see if you can help me
thanks
February 1, 2018
Benito – the officer is incorrect. NJ will assess two (2) points for any moving violation committed in another state. In order to contest this ticket, you must bring this case to trial. Unlike some courts, you are under the jurisdiction of the ‘traffic violations bureau,’ which requires a trial for any contested ticket. We can assist you fight this ticket without the need for your personal appearance. Please note – travelling with the ‘flow of traffic’ is not a defense to speeding. Rather, we must prove that the officer was unable to meet their burden of proof. If you would like to discuss your case in further detail, please do not hesitate to contact us at 888-883-5529.
January 15, 2018
I was ticketed for speeding 21 over 50 in NYC in November 2017 (6 pts) and 21 over 50 in NYC, once more today. Is my license automatically suspended even though I plead not guilty, or does the suspension take into effect if convicted?
January 17, 2018
Kevin –
Penalties will only be imposed should you be found guilty of these violations.
January 12, 2018
I had plead guilty and send a letter hoping they take into consideration my explanation and remove the guilty but I learned I got 6 points on my driver license so I called the court they said I should hire an attorney to undo my plea… is this something you do ? I live in NJ and I have no points in my license until now… Thanks
January 17, 2018
we would be able to file such a motion on your behalf.
January 8, 2018
38 over limit on Whitestone as I passed a car that was brighting me from behind. 5am, roads empty. Can I fight it? What are your fees please?
January 9, 2018
I suggest pleading not guilty to this violation. This 8 point violation imposes fines up to $693 and a DRA (Driver Responsibility Assessment) of $450. Feel free to give us a call for further details 1888-883-5529.
November 15, 2017
I was driving 83 over 65 supposedly. I was following the flow of traffic, pretty much following someone who was going 80+. From the area i was pulled over was in Avoca (the ticket says) which is all open road and surrounded by trees and hills/mountains. Short story, we both get pulled over, him first and the cop flags me down. Officer says were both going same speed, but that other guy was always 10-15 car lengths ahead of me. I am not from NY. I was going to up to NY to buy a car. I live on the southern tip of Virginia which is about 11 hours away. This would be my first offense. No problems with alcohol/drugs or anything of that nature. I had all my accidents go in my favor (not my fault). And ive had fix-it tint ticket. That is all. What can you recommend?
December 8, 2017
Joseph – I recommend contesting this 4 point ticket. Hiring an attorney will allow you to fight this ticket without personally appearing in court.
October 16, 2017
My wife got a speeding ticket 21 over in 25 zone, on Union Turnpike, here in Queens, NY (definitely shouldn’t be a 25 mph zone), cop traps everyone there. You guys helped me in the past to show up at court decrease speed to a 4point violation. What do I need to do?
October 23, 2017
Julian – you may reach us at 888-883-5529 to discuss how we can help you contest this 6 point ticket.
September 18, 2017
Hello, I am an international student from Germany and got a speeding ticket for driving 101 in a 65. I am only spending one semester in New York State. The officer caught me by radar. I know that I did something wrong and I am feeling terribly bad about it however in Germany we have certain areas in which there is no speed limits at all like on a highway (Autobahn). It was my first time driving over here. I never committed any other crimes. I have only been in the U.S. for 3 weeks. I was not used to mph… Nevertheless I defiantly know that all this are no excuses… It just was my fault but maybe those factors can reduce the fine? I wonder what the best thing to do is. Please help me out.
Thank you in advance,
Marcel
September 26, 2017
Marcel – there are two court systems in NY, both of which handle tickets differently. Once system – the traffic violations burea, is a trial court with no plea bargaining. The other court system allows for plea negotiations. I suggest you contact us with this information so we may advise appropriately. You may reach us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
August 15, 2017
Hi!
I am Paresh Kamlani a resident of Dubai and had my vacation in USA last month and committed operating PA Reg KLH8144 Southbound on I-81 AT 105mph in a posted 65mph zone in Chenango Town, Broome.
The officer Gave me a uniform traffic ticket and I Filled up the form as “GUILTY”
In connection with that, I would like to know what would be the next steps to do?
Should I send the original form in the address provided and when can I get the amount for me to pay right away, and can I use my credit card as well?
Please send me the steps.
Thank you and appreciated your help.
August 17, 2017
Paresh – While we do not advise you to plead guilty as there are points and fines associated with this ticket – if you so choose, you may send this ticket to the court. They will thereafter send a fine notice to your attention will an likely be paid with a credit card.
July 29, 2017
How much for a lawyer I got pulled over 65 in 40
August 4, 2017
Aisha – where did this violation occur?
July 28, 2017
You are currently facing a 6 point speeding ticket that carries substantial fines, penalties, and insurance implications. I strongly suggest you contest thisticket. I believe your case will be heard before the traffic violations bureau. This court system that does not have any method of plea bargaining. However, you can conduct a trial to contest the charges against you.
July 23, 2017
Hello, I was pulled over on the I-290 for doing 81 in a 55. I am 18 and this is the first time I’ve been pulled over and written a ticket, nor have I ever had any issue with the law. I was speeding without a doubt, but I was wondering how I could avoid any points on my license when I arrive for court.
December 8, 2017
Corky – you are facing a 6 point ticket that carries substantial fines, insurance implications, and other penalties. I suggest you contest this violation. The procedures for doing so depend on what court has jurisdiction over your case.
July 5, 2017
Hi there,
I received a ticket overspeeding 75 mph in a 55 zone. It belongs to Brant Town Court. To avoid toll road I-90, I used the road 20 and 5.
I live in Louisiana state, am an international student. I can’t appear in the court again. Can’t afford another trip.
Just a minute before stopping by police was a red light. Means I stopped there, so I did not drive too fast for a long time. I was not familiar with the road and the brand new rental car which was very smooth.
1. What should I do? Guilty or Not?
2. How much will I be charged?
3. Is it going to be recorded?
4. Can I hire a lawyer?
5. Can he succeed?
6. How much then will I have to pay to the lawyer?
7. Can I change the ticket to non-speeeding?
Thanks,
July 7, 2017
You are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a fine of $393. This violation will be recorded against your NY driving record. You may hire an attorney to contest this ticket on your behalf. The success, price, and types of results will vary. If you would like to discuss in further detail, you may reach us for a free conultation at 888-883-5529.
June 23, 2017
Hi – I pled not guilty to a speeding ticket and then received a court date in the mail. I forgot about the court date. Will my NYS license automatically be suspended? I would like to fix this, but I’m not sure where to start. The court date was May 25th
June 27, 2017
Mary, In order to further assist you, please provide further information such as the name of the court and the specific speed the officer wrote on your ticket.
June 16, 2017
Hi, I was given a speeding ticket for 100 in a 65 on interstate 390 SB, town of Cohocton 5158, Steuben County. The officer listed on the ticket that it was a traffic infraction and not a misdemeanor and told me that it was a $160 fine but it doesn’t say this anywhere on the ticket or how to pay it, just the plea guilty or not guilty options. My problem is that I live in the UK and cannot attend any court dates so phoned them and asked what I should do but the court was no help! The ticket is on my UK license and they havnt copied my complete address across to the ticket so fairly certain anything the send me won’t actually get to me back home. I travel back to the US frequently so don’t want the ticket hanging over my head but also don’t really want to put a guilty plea (as I’m certain the speed was overestimated) and have the court ask for a fine higher than the 160 the officer stated it would be, which i would be happy to pay. Thanks
June 27, 2017
Robert, pleading guilty will amount to a total of 8 points on your license, as well as a fine of $600, court fees of $93 and a Driver’s Assessment Fee of $450.00. I suggest you contest this ticket to avoid / mitigate these consequences.
May 23, 2017
Hi. I have a CT license and have gotten 4 speeding tickets in less than 18 monhs. I pleaded guilty for 2 and pleaded not guilty for 2. Both of the ones I am pleading guilty for were less than 20 MPH over the speed limit. How do I ensure that I will not lose NY driving privileges?
May 25, 2017
Helen – in order to prevent license suspension, you must contest the remaining two tickets. You must first assure that no further speeding violation is assessed against your record. License suspension may also occur if 11 points are accumulated.
May 23, 2017
Hi, I’m only 17 years old but just received my first speeding ticket, 56 in a 30. I still have my DJ License and have read that it’s probably going to be revoked. I’m extremely worried about this, as well as the auto insurance prices that I’ve read about. The next months will be extremely busy for me and my family so me having my license is almost essential. I’m very stressed and just wondering what are my options here.
May 25, 2017
Alex, if you are convicte of this offense, your license will be suspended. However, you have the ability to contest this violation by pleading not guilty and bringing this matter to trial. If you would like to discuss this in greater detail, please do not hesitate to contact us at 888-883-5529.
April 24, 2017
Hi I have received three speeding violations in NYC in a total of 18 months, two of them was a few days apart because of family medical emergencies, and the first one was about 15 months ago i tried explaining to the cop but he said to plead not guilty to it.. I understand that 3 violations within 18 months is automatic license revocation.. Is there anything I can do to keep my license in tact? I have not been convicted guilty of any of the violations yet.
April 27, 2017
Contesting these violations will provide you with an opportunity to prevent license suspension.
April 21, 2017
Hi I got a speed unreasonable and he didn’t put a speed on the ticket but he definitely clocked me. Would I get points and should I contest it
April 24, 2017
James – the ‘speed not reasonable’ ticket does not necessarily allege that you were travelling at a speed in excess of the limit. Rather, this ticket is given when your speed was not ‘reasonable.’ This 3 point ticket is highly subjective.
April 15, 2017
My 17 yr old son , on his DJ license ( he has had it for a year) Just got a speeding ticket and driving out of his class ticket ( after 9pm) My concern is that he is going to lose his license. Anything that we can do, he was at fault
April 21, 2017
Barbara – your son should contest this violation. If he is able to obtain a reduction or dismissal, he will be able to keep his license. Where did this violation occur?
April 6, 2017
I have Massachusetts license and I got ticket in New York .. will I get point ..
April 6, 2017
We are not licensed in MA, and can not provide legal advice as to their point system. However, the violation will transfer for insurance purposes.
March 11, 2017
Hi, I got a speeding ticket in Afton, NY (Chenango County) for going 45 in a 30. I am 40 years old and this is my first offense. I was traveling upstate with my 3 kids and husband in the car to attend my nieces Birthday party. I don’t feel I was going this fast as I carefully watched my speed our entire trip. I told the officer I did not know why he pulled me over. I do not want points on my license, I want to plead not guilty.
March 13, 2017
Amelia – This 4 point speeding violation, aside from the fine of approximately $393, will likely increase insurance rates. I therefore suggest you plead not guilty. If you have any specific questions, you may reach us at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
February 25, 2017
I received a ticket for going 80mph in a 65mph zone. I am a Canadian driver with no kph to mph conversion in my car and I have told the officer that. He later came back and gave me a ticket and also suggested that if I went 76mph I wouldn’t be bothered. Is this valid enough to may be get a reduction on my ticket?
March 9, 2017
While this argument will not likely sway a judge, there are other arguments that can be made in order to obtain a reduction here.
February 25, 2017
Hi I received a speeding ticket and a cell phone ticket can you help I need my license for work as I am a sales rep what are you cost?
February 27, 2017
Edwin – please provide us the name of the court that will be hearing your cases.
February 24, 2017
Does your firm handle nyc TLC
Violations
February 24, 2017
Ken – We would be able to assist you with this. You may reach us at 888-883-5529.
February 21, 2017
Hi, I was pulled over on I490 heading east in the town of gates. I was doing 65 that reduced to 55 that I forgot about. I got on at chili center cold water road with no one behind me. I passed a few vehicles on the left, one vehicle got behind me and then into the right hand lane. I noticed a vehicle driving at a high rate of speed aggressively, as I tried to pass the vehicle on my right, he would increase his speed, we did this twice, on the last passing attempt I gunned it passing the vehicle at 77 in 55, that is when the trooper got me. He was the one that was directly behind me within 1 car length tailgating me I honestly believe base on math that the trooper was speeding way before he saw me. Article 1 114b. Also article 23 1104 (a) and (b) (e) and article 25 1129(a). I plan on fighting this but need some advise.
February 24, 2017
Patrick – You may reach us at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation. While the issues you present are interesting, they may not necessarily be the best method of fighting your ticket.
February 20, 2017
I was issued a speeding ticket stating that I was going 85 mph on a 55 mph highway. This is my first violation as well as my first police stop. The officer also put the wrong address on my speeding ticket. What should I do? I don’t even think the officer looked me up in the system, he would’ve seen that my address is different as well as the address is on my registration.
February 21, 2017
Lindsy, this is a 6 point ticket that carries a $300 fine, $93 court fee and a $300 Driver’s Assessment Fee. You present an interesting question regarding the officer’s listing of an incorrect address. Whether the judge rules in your favor might depend on how close this mistake is to the actual location of the incident. If you would like to discuss further, you may reach me at 888-883-5529 for a free conslutation.
February 16, 2017
Hi – Hi I got a speeding ticket for going 76 on 45 mph zone and the description of the violation is “SPEEDING IN POSTED WORK ZONE” and the place of occurence is I81 N AT THE BIGELOW ST OVERPASS , BROOME county. The court is Binghamton city court. Officer didnt mention any fine on the ticket instead asked me to post the ticket to court and proceed from there. I am holding PA licence. The officer asked me if I knew why I was stopped and my response was put in the deposition as ” I was speeding. somewhere between 75 and 78″. This is my first ticket ever received, and there are no points on my license. Thanks.
Questions
1) since my acceptance of speeding is recorded in deposition – Does it make sense to plead not guilty?
2) If i plead guilty , this is 8 points – How much would be my total fine? I called the court , they said it would be anywhere between 500-955 plus DMV DSS FEE.
3) PA DMV said that NY points do not carry over to PA. Do you know if this would still impact my PA CAR Insurance? Does insurance compnay check nationally?
February 21, 2017
I suggest you contest this ticket, even though you have made an admission in the supporting deposition. The total fine for this 8 point work zone violation is $600 x 2 – $1,200, + $93 court costs, +$450 driver responsibility assessment fee. While the points will not transfer to PA, the violation will, thus increasing your insurance rates.
February 16, 2017
Hi, this morning I was driving to work on I-87 Northbound (within the Wilton, NY area) and received a ticket for going 74 mph in a 65 mph zone. This is my first offense, never been pulled over before, never received a ticket or been in trouble for speeding. I really don’t want any points on my license, nor a massive fine since this is a first time offense. Should I pled “not guilty?” If so, should I request a deposition? This is all new to me, so I want to make sure I take the appropriate precautions. Thanks!
February 20, 2017
In order to prevent points from being assessed against your license, I suggest you contest this ticket. I also would recommend requesting a supporting deposition for your ticket.
February 15, 2017
Hi! I was driving around 45-50 mph going Westbound on I90 (65 speed limit), which I deemed as reasonable and prudent as the cars in front of me were going roughly the same speed. They began to brake, however, and so did I, but due to conditions, I lost control, and hit the guardrail. The officer gave me a ticket for speed not reasonable or prudent, with an arrest type of 5 – Property Damage, but no speed listed on the ticket. He did not give me a supporting deposition at the time of my ticket. Nobody was injured, the only damage was to my car. Can I get this ticket dismissed?
February 20, 2017
It is possible to contest your 3 point ticket on numerous grounds, which we would be happy to discuss with you in further detail. Please note – this violation does not list an actual speed, as the violation itself ignores the actual speed limit of the road.
February 7, 2017
In January 28, at 2 :00 am I was driving 50 MPH in 35 MPH in Oneida Street, New Hartford, NY, because I did not see any sign of speed limit. I am a college student, it was my first time to get a ticket in my life. How many points will they give to me? and how much would it be a fine? Thank you so much!
February 9, 2017
This 4 point violation carries a fine of $393, along with a significant increase to your insurance rates. I recommend contesting this ticket to avoid / mitigate the penalties.
January 30, 2017
Hi, I got a speeding ticket for driving 92 in 65 mph zone on the highway in NY State. My court date is this coming Wednesday (2/1/17). This is a 6-piont fine, correct? In court, my plan is to argue that I was following the flow of the traffic (it was a 2-lane highway and I was behind at least two other cars that drove about my speed and that were not pulled over), there were perfect conditions (sunny, dry, good sight), and it was a downhill section of the highway.
How are my chances of not getting 6-points due to this incident?
February 6, 2017
This is a 6 point ticket that carries $393 in fines, and $300 in assessment charges. The “flow of traffic” argument will not be successful. This argument simply states that other drivers should have been ticketed. To restate – you will be found guilty if your sole contention is that you were going with the flow of traffic.
December 28, 2016
I was going 72 mph on a 50 mph zone on WB belt parkway, Brooklyn. This is my first speeding ticket. What are my options?
December 30, 2016
Ken – I suggest you fight this ticket as there are substantial consequences associated with it – including 6 points against your NY record, along with fines and substantial insurance implications. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
December 27, 2016
I have had three speeding tickets in the last 18 months. Just received my third. The other two have been reduced to 11-10A’s. It says that if you get three speeding tickets your license will be revoked. If the other two have been reduced, will that mean that I have only one speeding ticket and my license is not at risk? I’m very concerned about losing my license- I just want to know if they all add up to three speeding tickets
December 30, 2016
They will not add up to three speeding violations. The issues is whether you were convicted of 3 speeding violations, not charged with them.
December 24, 2016
I received a ticket for going 52 in a 40 mph zone. The mph on the ticket is blank and the officer wrote 1180A “unreasonable and prudent.” I pleaded guilty and received a fine in the mail of $283, but the fine doesn’t mention any points. Does this mean I didn’t receive points on my license? Thank you.
December 30, 2016
You will receive 3 points for a conviction of ‘speeding not reasonable and prudent.’
December 18, 2016
I received a speeding ticket in New York as a NJ driver. I have not gotten a ticket in over 20 years. The officer said that I was going 75 mph in 50 mph speed zone clocked by radar. It was a NYPD as I was driving towards the Throgs Neck Bridge. What are you recommendations ?
December 20, 2016
Keri – I suggest you fight this ticket as there are substantial consequences associated with it – including 6 points against your NY record, $393 fines, $300 assessment fees, 2 points added to your NJ license, and substantial increases in your insurance rates. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
December 13, 2016
I received a speeding ticket on 12-3-16 on Route I-87. Town of Wilton (4669), county of Saratoga. The trooper claimed I was going 83 in a 65 MPH zone. I a New Jersey resident. I have not completed the ticket as to guilty or not guilty. I have not had a ticket in about 20 years. Can you help me?
December 13, 2016
Michael – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a total penalty of $393. NJ assesses 2 points for any moving violation committed in another state. Additionally, this speeding ticket will increase your insurance rates. If you would like assistance contesting this ticket, you may reach us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
November 30, 2016
Hello,
I am a college student who has only ever recieved a ticket for an obstruction of Windshield in NJ. However today I was pulled over for going 45 in a 30, completely my fault as I genuinely didn’t know the limit, however, I will be home for the court date. It was observed and verified by a radar. How much would a ticket like this cost, and would it be worth my time to come up and fight it during break?
December 1, 2016
In order to provide further assistance, please provide the name of the court.
September 28, 2016
I received a ticket for doing 94 in a 65 I mailed in my ticket to avoca county? Anyway I sent it certified mail with plenty of time and it got there one day late – should I be concerned? It’s the post offices fault
September 29, 2016
Stephanie – did you submit a guilty or a not guilty plea. Generally speaking, courts will not suspend a license when an answer is submitted one day past the deadline.
September 27, 2016
My boyfriend got a ticket for going down a one way street a couple weeks ago. He didn’t see the sign and had no idea it was a one way (he was delivering pizza for his job).
He has been offered a job with UPS and this moving violation will prevent him from getting the job. He spoke to the court clerk who said it could be plead down to a parking ticket. We want to know if this is the case? He doesn’t have any recent violations. Hasn’t even been pulled over in 3 yrs.
September 29, 2016
Ginger – each court handles plea bargains differently, and the specific outcome will be at the discretion of the prosecutor – and ultimately the judge.
September 26, 2016
Sat. 9.24, received moving violation. 65 in 55. Officer said was going 75, however on the ticket he put down 65 in 55 and radar. He also said I should claim guilty and there will be no points. I am a MA licensed driver and investigating if MA will add on points. Should I fight the ticket being 65 in 55 based on what the violation states. The fee is only $188, I will pay more in gas/tolls to fight the ticket.
September 26, 2016
Dan – the real issue is whether this violation will impact your insurance rates. Typically speeding violations increase insurance rates by 20-25% for approximately 3-5 years. Where did this violation occur?
September 27, 2016
Thank you for the response. Violation took place in NY. I-95, the Court would be New Rochelle. The office stated that if plead guilty and being from MA, no points would accrue. MA will add 2 points to my insurance, however I am not positive if NY reports to MA.
September 29, 2016
Dan – generally speaking, violations transfer between the states for insurance purposes.
September 20, 2016
I got a speeding ticket going 75 in a 55 mile zone in Wilton, NY. Based on Direct Observation and verified with radar. I had 4 speeding tickets between 4/2012-5/2015 in Idaho. This is my first offense in NY. What am I facing with this ticket?
September 23, 2016
This ticket carries 4 points on your NY license, a court fee of $393 and a significant auto insurance increase.
September 19, 2016
I was pulled over for 80 in a 55 in Greene County, in the town of Cairo. I have chosen to plead not guilty and I have never received any tickets for anything ever before. I will be going to Officer Training School for the Air Force in January, and I would rather not have any tickets. Thank you for any advice.
September 23, 2016
Robert – how exactly can we help you with this 6 point violation? You may reach us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
September 18, 2016
How do I get my points taken off my drivers license and have a clean record?
September 22, 2016
Raphael – this depends on where you are licensed to drive. In NY, you may not receive 11 points in any 18 month window of time.
September 7, 2016
Hi, I received a speeding ticket verified via pace alleging I was traveling at 90mph in a 55mph zone on norther state parkway on 9/2. Officer stated in his deposition he was finishing up a car stop at exit 41 and i had passed him at which point he “catch up and pace” for 15 secs at 75 ft at 90mph to exit 40. Mind you the exits are over 1.5miles from each other and he was speeding excessively just to catch up.
I would like to consult my options as I do not want any points or an increase in insurance premiums. I have not had a moving violation in the last 4-5 years.
September 9, 2016
Sonesh – this 8 point ticket carries substantial fines, penalties, and insurance implications. You may contest this ticket by pleading not guilty and scheduling the case for trial – at which point – you will be able to present your case before a judge.
September 6, 2016
I received a ticket for going 91 on a 60 zone. The officer told us that he estimated my speed based on his speed but when I read the ticket at home it said radar. Since we are from Canada we did not know the conversion of 91Miles vs km. My wife was able to see the my speed on the GPS which was 125km or 77.6MPH. My court date is next Wednesday, what are my options?
September 9, 2016
Ramzi – you are looking at an 8 point ticket in NY, that carries a maximum penalty of $693, and assessment fees of $450. In order to provide further information, we need to know what specific court is handling your case.
August 27, 2016
I received a speeding ticket. But the officer did not annote the posted speed limit or the speed I was supposedly going.
Can I fight it???
I wasn’t speeding.
August 30, 2016
Rosemarie – You do have the option to fight this ticket to reduce the points, fines and effect to insurance. What court is handling the ticket?
August 23, 2016
i got a ticket yesterday for doing 91 on a 50 on the i278 in bronx new york. the cops set up a speed trap and pulled over 6 other vehicles in the 5-10 minutes that i was being pulled over. on my ticket it does not say that they used radar it just says excessive speeding . this is my first ticket i am 23 and had my license since i was 18 .if i am found guilty that will be 11 points which is a suspension.. i feel like the cop was being [rude – ed.] and put down 91 knowing that it would get my license suspended . what would be your recommendations?
August 23, 2016
Christopher – You need to contest this ticket in order to allow yourself a chance at protecting your license. This court system does not have plea bargaining, so there is unfortunately no way to plead guilty to a lesser offense. Your case must be contested at trial.
August 22, 2016
Hello,
3 weeks ago on the way back from Florida to Canada, my father (Motor Home 31 Feet) and me (Towing a 30 Feet boat with a Dodge Pick Up) were arrested by a cop telling us that we were both at 60 Mph in a zone at 45. We told him that it is impossible with our loads and ask him to show us his proof. I said no. He gave us a paper (One to my father and one to me) without any amount on it. When we protested, he left saying that we will be heard on the court. I attached the ticket of my father but I am unable to attach mine. Let me know how to send it. We are from Quebec so English is not our first language. Let me know if you can do something.
Thanks
August 23, 2016
An officer typically would not ‘arrest’ you for a speeding ticket, unless there were outstanding / additional violations at issue. You may contact us at 888-883-5529 to clarify the specifics of your traffic violation.
August 8, 2016
I just received a speeding ticket for going 75 in a 55 MPH zone on route 104 West heading to Rochester in the town of Wolcott. I was passing a truck that was initially going slow and then sped up as I legally tried to pass him. That’s when the state trooper got me. I live in Rochester, NY. The reason I was in a hurry to pass the truck was that my 7 year old daughter thought she broke her foot and I was trying to get home and take her to urgent care. Is it worth going back to the town of Wilcott to fight it (I am a teacher and would have to take time off of school)? The last ticket I received was 12 years ago. Please advise.
August 10, 2016
Nicole – you are facing a 4 point ticket that has a fine of $393. As there are additional insurance implications, I suggest you fight this ticket. Hiring an attorney will allow you to contest your ticket without personally appearing.
August 4, 2016
What is a “non-speed infraction” in New York State?
In pleading not guilty to a speeding ticket 81/65, I got a reduced ticket Section 1110.A – Disobeyed a traffic control device (2 points, Non-Speed Infraction)
I am a New Jersey driver.
What is the approximate fine. Tickets also says 2 points. Is this also 2 points in New Jersey?
August 5, 2016
Noel – 2 points transfer to NJ, and you will have 2 points against your NY driving record. The maximum fine for this offense is $243. The difference between the classification of offenses – speeding, non-speeding, effects the impact on insurance.
August 2, 2016
Hi. I received a ticket for going 70 in a 50 zone left lane going north on I-95 in Bronx, NY. Ticket says 11-30 over the limit is $203. I have a clean driving record. I was tail-gated and annoyed by a vehicle behind me so I decided to pass the vehicle on my right to allow the tailgating vehicle behind me thru. That’s when I got clocked.
If I plead guilty, what will be the total fine, or if I plead not guilty how much will that cost me. I live in Connecticut so I would not want to appear in court. Thank you.
August 3, 2016
If you plead or are found guilty, the total fine would be $203. Contesting your ticket requires a personal appearance on your behalf. However, hiring an attorney would allow you to fight your ticket without physically appearing in court.
July 25, 2016
Hi, I received an speeding ticket on Hw 36 – North (Sonyea Rd) after exiting from I390. Sheriff has recorded my speed to be 64 MPH in 40 MPH speed limit. My GPS was showing 55 MPH and my Odometer was showing 57 MPH. I never saw the speed reduction on my GPS and I did not see any board with 40MPH speed limit. Officer didn’t mention any fine on the ticket instead asked me to post the ticket to court and proceed from there… This is my first ticket in last 3 years and was driving car in India as well for 4 years. Kindly advise…
July 28, 2016
Giridhar – you are facing a 6 point ticket that carries fines of $393, $300 assessment fees, and significant impacts on insurance. I suggest you fight this ticket, and would be happy to provide a free consultation. You may reach me at 888-883-5529.
July 16, 2016
I am a Maryland resident who received a speeding ticket while on vacation in New York. I wanted to plead not guilty, but when I got home and fully read the ticket and it says I had to do so within 48 hours, which it is now way past, am I now not able to contest my ticket? Thank you
July 20, 2016
Mitchell – you must enter your plea by the plea deadline – which is the date on the front of the ticket – generally 2 weeks from the date you receive the ticket.
July 12, 2016
I was going 81 on the highway in a 65 zone. I have no unsafe driving points in MA.
July 13, 2016
What court is handling this matter? Please contact us at 888-883-5529 to discuss further.
July 12, 2016
I received a speeding ticket in queens on the cross island parkway. The ticket for Speeding in a 55 zone and I was doing 65. At time the car speedometer didn’t not work when I got the ticket. And I also missed the court day that was given to me. What the best thing I should do?
July 13, 2016
Kevin – I suggest you contact the court to reschedule your court date. You are at risk for license suspension if you do not attend schedule court dates.
July 12, 2016
Good morning.
I was ticketed for speeding in NY yesterday. I am a Mass. driver. Can you help ?
July 12, 2016
Paul – how fast were you allegedly going?
July 12, 2016
Hello,
I received a ticket on the I-287. I was caught by radar going 81 on 55.. I am 17 years old and when the officer asked why, I told him I was getting back to my next class.
I understand it’s a 6 point violation, probably $400 and DRA. However I have a junior license.
I got this ticket in May and I went to the courthouse in Harrison, NY and the men there told me to plead not guilty, so I did. They said I don’t have to pay anything and to wait 4 to 6 months!!! Until a letter comes in the mail.
But I’ll be 18 in December, so if the court date is after December, will I be charged as a full licensed driver??
Are there ways for me to change my mind now and choose to plead guilty?
Also I understand the suspension part for 60 days. Any chance that can get reduced to 30 days?
Thank you,
Zach
July 12, 2016
Zach – The penalty for this violation will look back to your driving status at the time you received the ticket. Thus – if you are found guilty of a speeding ticket, your license will be suspended.
July 11, 2016
Hello,
In mid April I received a speeding ticket for 77 in a 55. my court date was in the middle of May, but I was unable to attend because I was not in the area. I eventually forgot about the ticket for some time and realize now it’s months later and I have not absolutely nothing to fix the situation. I tried calling the Town Court to explain my situation and perhaps reschedule a court date, but no one is answering and their voice mailbox is full. Do you have any suggestions for me? I am in desperate need and have been having a very difficult time with it as it is my first ticket and my parents have absolutely no idea how to handle it. Any advice would help.
Thank you
July 11, 2016
Bianca – Did you miss the plea deadline, or an actual court date? Please clarify so I may advise further.
July 8, 2016
Hi I received a ticket for going 73 in a 50 just over the Throgs Neck Bridge on my way into New Rochelle. It is my first speeding ticket, what should I do?
July 12, 2016
Jamieson – I suggest you fight this 6 point ticket as it carries substantial fines, and a significant increase in insurance rates.
July 7, 2016
hi I’m 19 years old and i received a speeding ticket of 83/55 in orange county ny it is my first offense, what is the best course of action that you recommend and possible fine that i could wind up paying in court?
July 12, 2016
Dani – you are facing a 6 point ticket that carries a maximum fine of $393, along with an assessment fee of $300. Additionally, this ticket will significantly increase insurance rates. I therefore suggest you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate the consequences.
June 30, 2016
Hi I got a speeding ticket for going 49 on 30 mph zone and the description of the violation is “DISOBEYED TRAFFIC CONTROL DVICE 49/30” and the place of occurence is W WASHINTON ST EXT, BATH Village of – 5122, STEUBEN county. Officer didnt mention any fine on the ticket instead asked me to post the ticket to court and proceed from there. I am holding NJ licence,
so, how much would representation cost and do you recommend pleading not guilty? This is my first ticket ever received, and there are no points on my license. Thanks.
June 30, 2016
Vardan,
A speeding ticket in NY of 49/30 is a 4 point offense, a $300 fine and $93 court costs. A disobey traffic device ticket is only a 2 point offense. My concern would be that if the officer provided you with a roadside reduction, which it appears occourred, you may be precluded from negotiating a further reduction. Please feel free to contact our office at the number below to discuss your options in more detail.
Rosenblum Law
888-883-5529
June 23, 2016
I originally sent in the ticket with a not guilty plea but I checked off no for the supporting deposition request. I just got the court date back for August 4th, can I write back and request a supporting deposition?
July 12, 2016
Tara – you should request a copy of the supporting deposition. Where did this violation occur?
June 22, 2016
Hi I’m 25 received a speeding ticket 81 mph in a 65mph speed zone (caught me with radar laser) on 6/10. Was speeding on I-90 in town of Schuyler. No previous tickets.
From NH would not be able to travel back to fight in court.
July 12, 2016
Sean – you are facing a 4 point ticket that has fine of $393, and a substantial impact on insurance. We would be able to fight this ticket on your behalf, without the need of your appearance.
June 22, 2016
HI I RECIVED A TICKET ON 390 HIGHWAY MY CASE WAS ON 27 JUNE ON RUSH TOWN COUNTY COURT GOING TO CANADA FROM VIRGINIA I GOT A TICKET 110/65 MPH. CAN YOU TELL WHATS OPTIONS I HAVE NOW
June 22, 2016
Furqan – you are facing an 11 point ticket that carries fines of $693, assessment charges of $600, a substantial increase to your insurance rates, and license suspension. In order to avoid or mitigate these consequences, I strongly suggest you fight this ticket.
June 21, 2016
Hello Mr. Rosenblum I was coming home from Brooklyn to Staten Island and was caught speeding 80 in a 45 mph zone (the Verrazano bridge) , I already have 11 points on my license and i have no idea what to do.
July 12, 2016
Al – I strongly suggest you contact us to discuss your case in detail. You are facing license suspension, significant fines, and a steep increase in your insurance rates. We offer free consultations. You may reach us at 888-883-5529.
June 19, 2016
This is my 2nd speeding ticket since I have had my driver license from 1982. Over 30 yrs that I have not had a speeding ticket I obey all laws I was going 17 over the 30 mph can I can it dismissed or reduce to a violation? Only 2nd ticket in my lifetime. Would my insurencs go up please help. Thank you
June 20, 2016
Thank you for contacting our firm. Where was the ticket issue to you? The speeding ticket you received (47/30) is a 4 point offense. Insurance companies can increase your premiums based on any moving violations on your record. Please feel free to contact one of our attorneys at the number below to discuss your options in more detail.
The Rosenblum Law Office
888-883-5529
June 19, 2016
I recieved a speeding ticket dping 75 on a 50 zone on the beltparkway
June 24, 2016
Andrew – This is a 6 point ticket which carries a $203 fine from the court and a $300 Driver Responsibility Assessment fee from the DMV. Pleading guilty to this ticket can also cause a hike in your insurance rates.
June 13, 2016
Hi, I got a speeding ticket today for going 73 in a 55 and the description by the officer was “Speed over 55 zone”. It was not intentional and I didn’t know the speed limit since I am new to the location (I am here on internship from Ohio) and haven’t driven that road very often. This occurred on Route 11 in the town of Antwerp, in Jefferson county. I was wondering what the penalty in terms of points and cost would be for this ticket. Also, how much would representation cost and do you recommend pleading not guilty? This is my first ticket ever received, and there are no points on my license. Thanks.
June 20, 2016
Tom,
Thank you for contacting our firm. The ticket you received (73/55) is 4 points and a fine of $300 + $93 court costs. We would always recommend pleading not guilty a fighting any traffic violation that carries points because of the negative impact it can have on your insurance premiums. Please feel free to contact on of our attorneys at the number below so we can discuss your options in more detail.
Rosenblum Law
888-883-5529
June 13, 2016
I received a speeding ticket 81 in colonie NYS thru way
Help
July 12, 2016
Aaron – how can we help? You may contact us for a free consultation.
June 11, 2016
Hi my name is Jesus gonzalez, I have some old I mean very old15yrs and more old traffic vialation tickets of about 3,000 dollars worth would like to know if or more like how can I get them removed or at least reduced please can you get back to me ,txt or email, my email is [email protected]
June 24, 2016
Jesus – You may be able to get these tickets reduced or dismissed depending on the status of the violations and which courts are handling them. For a consultation, you may contact us at 888-883-5529.
May 31, 2016
Hi, i got a speeding ticket on the way to buffalo on I90 in new york state with a speed clocked at 87 on 65 which wasn’t an intentional speed it was an accidental speed which talking to co passenger and was caught before i realized and slowed down. i carry a license from a rhode island. Officer didnt mention any fine on the ticket instead asked me to post the ticket to court and proceed from there. i have no tickets in past couple years. wanted to know if you can deal with such cases and cost of service.
May 31, 2016
We would be happy to represent you in dealing with this speeding summons. The ticket is a 6 point offense in New York. In addition to the $300 fine and $93 court costs, you would also be subject to an additional $300 Driver Responsibility Assessment for accumulating 6 or more points within an 18 month period. Plea bargaining is permitted in this court and once you retain an attorney we can act on your behalf. Please feel free to call so we can discuss your options in more detail.
Lindsay Bernstein, Esq.
Rosenblum Law Firm
888-883-5529
May 26, 2016
I recieved a ticket today for driving 79/55 on LIE in Suffolk county. I have a clean driving record and this is my first time getting a speeding ticket. Had my license for about 6 years. Cop asked me how much I was doing I said about 75. How much would my fine be? And will I get any points? what should I do?
June 3, 2016
You are facing a 6 point ticket that has a penalty of $393, along with a driver responsibility assessment charge of $300. Additionally, this will likely have a significant impact on your insurance.
May 24, 2016
I got a Speeding ticket with 78 in 55 Jone near to Taconic state Parkway. And im holding OH license. how much i need to pay and what would be my points ??
June 3, 2016
You are facing a 6 point ticket that carries a fine of $300, a court fee of $93, and a driver responsibility assessment fee of $300 over the course of 3 years. Additionally this violation will likely have a significant impact on your insurance rates. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
May 23, 2016
Hi I received a ticket for doing 74/55 mph zone. I already plead not guilty and now have a pre-trial conference now scheduled. Ticket was issued by a NYS trooper and is going through Southampton Town Court in Hampton Bays. The officer himself was nice to me and even suggested that I plead not guilty that it might be ultimately dismissed with my driving record. What possible fine and points could I be looking at if they decide not to reduce anything?
June 3, 2016
Tony – you are facing a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393.
May 22, 2016
Hi,
I got a speeding ticket for the violation of “SPEED IN ZONE” with 45MPH at the 30 MPH zone. I have a clean driving record until now for many years. Just want to know the cost of using your service.
Thanks
May 26, 2016
Where did you receive the ticket in New York. That will determine whether this is a trial or if we will have the opportunity to plea bargain. 45/30 is a 4 point speeding violation and is likely to cause an increase in your insurance premiums. Please feel free to call so we can discuss your options in more detail.
Lindsay Bernstein, Esq.
Rosenblum Law Firm
888-883-5529
May 21, 2016
Dear Mr. Rosenblum, my wife got a ticket yesterday. 83 in a 65 interstate I 86 north harmony, town also says county of Chautauqua
detected with Radar (Stalker Dual). What do we have to expect? Its her first ticket.
June 3, 2016
Ross – your wife is facing a 4 point ticket that carries a $393 penalty and a significant impact to her insurance rates. I suggest you contest this ticket to help avoid / mitigate these consequences.
May 19, 2016
i jus got a speedingticket on the i 295 highway cop says i was doin 74 mph and the limit is 50 mph ,never gotton a speeding ticket like this before what are the rates and penalty?
June 3, 2016
Richard – Please provide us with the name of the court that will be handling this case. We will then provide you with further information.
May 12, 2016
I recieved a ticket coming on to City Island in the Bronx, coming around the curve at Turtle Cove. Coming off the Hutchinson Pkwy onto Turlte Cove and City Island the speeds change at almost every turn so it is unnoticable and there is a shooting range there where police offices race to get to at very high rates of speed. The office pulled me over said that i was going 51 in a 30mph zone. I absolutely dispute this, i was coming around a curve, there was no way I could have been going that fast and a car which went into the shooting range way ahead of me, which sped past me, was not stopped. Why me? What are my options?
June 9, 2016
Teena – what court is handling your ticket? You are facing a 6 point ticket that carries substantial penalties and assessment charges. Additionally, this will likely have an impact on your insurance rates. I therefore suggest you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate the consequences.
May 12, 2016
I got a ticket for driving at 85 at a 65 zone in Route 17, Rockland.
I was going with the traffic at 75. I didnt notice the cop car, I guess the car ahead of me must have noticed and immediately reduced speed and changed to right lane. I also wanted to move to right lane. So drove a little faster to move ahead of him and switch to right lane and thats when the officer stopped me.
Should I plead guilty or shouldnt? Please advise
June 9, 2016
Prabhu – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a maximum penalty of $393, along with a significant impact on your insurance rates. I therefore suggest contesting this ticket to avoid the consequences.
May 10, 2016
hello,
I got a speeding ticket at Westchester NY. A was pull over for driving 40MPH at school zone (15MPH).
at the ticket he worth my violation is “speed not reasonable & prudent” .
and at section 6, “highway (type/name)” it says “5-village”. this is the firs ticket I got and I’m not a citizen here and I have 4 mounts left here. how much the ticket and the points ? the points will stay when i’ll be back to my country ?
Thank you
May 19, 2016
Orli – this 3 point violation carries a maximum fine of $393.
May 8, 2016
Though he got me on radar going 14 mph over the limit in Brooklyn, the MPH was left blank on the speeding ticket for an 1180D “Speeding Posted.” The officer advised I pay the lower fine (the 1 to 10 mph fine), saying if I chose to go to court he’d testify I was going 14 miles over the limit. I was very respectful, did not admit to anything but stated I was doing 25 mph, yet apologized IF I had committed any offense, so I’m not sure if he’s giving me an out, or if that’s a tactic to get me to pay something and if he’d truly prevail?
May 25, 2016
Maggie – it is difficult to say what the officer intends with their course of action. I believe it is safer to fight the underlying ticket to prevent the consequences of such a violation.
May 5, 2016
Dear Mr. Rosenblum, my wife got a ticket yesterday. 69 in a 45 zone in Westchester County (1180D/ Tr Inf) detected with Radar (Stalker Dual). We are Germans with a visa. I am quite concerned about the implications. What do we have to expect? Is there a chance to get this reduced?
May 19, 2016
Dietmar – your wife is facing a 6 point ticket that carries fines of $393, along with a driver responsibility assessment charge of $300 in total.
May 2, 2016
Mr Rosenblum,
I am a Massachusetts driver, I was pull over on April 30th at 2:33 PM by a NY state police for doing 77 MPH in a 55 MPH zone ,place of occurrence I-787 NB/Exit 6 C/T/V Menands Village OF 0125.
I was driving the speed of the cars around me and proceeded to move into the the left/passing lane after i noticed that there was a car pulled over ahead of me. In MA you are instructed to slowdown and pull over. when i looked into my rear view mirror to pulled back into the middle lane i saw the lights. I plan on pleading “not guilty” , whats happens now? No prior speeding tickets in NY and no speeding tickets in MA for more then 8 years.
Thank you in advance,
May 3, 2016
Hello Steve, you are right now looking at a 6 point ticket, which the points transfer to your MA license. You are also facing a a maximum court fine of $393 and a Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fine of $300. Your insurance rates will increase substantially for 3 to 5 years. We do suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like to find our more about your options to having the ticket reduced, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
May 1, 2016
Hello, I received speeding ticket for driving 88 in a 65mph zone on I-86 (Chemung County/Elmira) NY. What will be the fine which i should pay and any other fees? Will it affect my insurance? I am from Texas, Is it worth to fight this case? If i attend any driver safety course, will it help?
May 2, 2016
Hi Pru, you were clocked for doing 23mph overthe limit. This is a 6 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. The points will transfer and your insurance rates will increase for 3 to 5 years. We suggest pleading not guilty. A safety course will not help with your points and fines. Please contact us for a free consultation if you have any questions about having your ticket reduced. We can be reached at 888-883-5529.
April 28, 2016
My daughter just received her first speeding ticket. The officer said she was going 43 mph in a 30 mph zone here in the Town of Amherst (Buffalo, NY). She is leaving the State in the next couple of weeks for a new job, so we are trying to determine whether she should just plead guilty and pay the fine or get some legal support. Thanks for the advice.
May 2, 2016
Hello Jeffrey, your daughter is looking at a 4 point ticket. The fine associated with this ticket is $203. Her insurance rates will climb for 3 to 5 years by 20 to 25 percent. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like to find out more about having her tickets reduced, please contact us at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
April 20, 2016
I got a speeding ticket..clocked at 84 in a 70 on I-81 town of Adams jurisdiction. What can I expect my fine/ points to be….and should I plead not guilty or fight the ticket?
May 2, 2016
Hello Kelle, you are looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393. Your insurance rates will increase by 20 to 25 percent for the next 3 to 5 years. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like to find out about having your ticket reduced to minimum penalties. please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 17, 2016
Hi Adam,
I rec’d my first speeding ticket this morning, being pulled over on Sunrise Highway doing 85mph in a 55mph zone. This is my first time, so I’m not quite sure of the process or what the next steps are. On the ticket it says “mail this not guilty plea within 48 hours” – is this something I have to do even if I hired an attorney? I would think this ticket warrants going through an attorney. I’d really love to not have 6 points on my license and skyrocketed insurance rates from this one infraction. I’m not sure what your fees are, or if you’d be able to take this case, but I sent an email in the hopes to discuss further with you. Thanks!!
May 2, 2016
Hi Danielle, we are sorry to hear about this. As you have mentioned it is a 6 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. Your insurance rate will increase also for 3 to 5 years. You definitely send a plea of not guilty. In order to discuss rates and how we can assist with having your penalties brought down to bare minimum, please contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 17, 2016
Hi, i Just recieved a speed ticket in ausable, Clinton NY, and i live in MA. For driving 101 in 65 on 87, i never had a ticket before, i plead not guilty, please advise!
May 2, 2016
Hi Mark, if found guilty you are facing an 8 point ticket that does transfer over to your license. You are also looking at a $693 maximum court fine and a driver’s assessment find of $450. We would have suggested pleading not guilty. Please contact our office to find out how you can still have this ticket reduced to bare minimum. We could be reached for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 15, 2016
I was at 70 on 55 zone, detected by laser. Wayne county Williamson town court. What are chances/likeliness of getting it to converted to Non speeding either parking or 0 point. Or what would be the best outcome/result if I fight this.
May 2, 2016
Hi Najad, you are looking at a 6 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. To find out about having your ticket reduced, please contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 14, 2016
Hello, how much would it be for a speeding ticket. I was going 86 MPH in a 55 MPH zone.
Thx,
May 2, 2016
Hi Alex, this is an 8 point ticket. You are also looking at a maximum court fine of $693 and a driver’s assessment fine of $450. Your insurance rate will increase substantially as well. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you are interested in finding out to have your ticket reduced, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 13, 2016
My son receiving a NYS speeding ticket this weekend, at Bainbridge NY 13733. He was caught 81 mph at 65 mph zone. Any idea what the fine and penalty is likely be?
Also my son gave his explanation to the police officer ” I need to go to bathroom” as his excuse. Will this hold up if my son plead not guilty?
How much do you usually charge if we ask your firm to defend this?
Thank you.
May 3, 2016
Hello Joseph, your son is looking at a 4 point ticket with maximum court fine of $393. Unfortunately, him mentioning that he needed to go to the bathroom is not enough to have the ticket dismissed. Your sons insurance will increase by 20 to 25 percent for 3 to 5 years. We suggest your son pleads not guilty. If you would like to find out more information about our rates please contact our office at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
April 11, 2016
I was given a ticket for doing 90 on a 65. The ticket is from wheatland town court. I’m a resident of MD and hold a license issued by MD. The officer also gave me a supporting deposition which says that i told the officer that i was passing a truck.
1. What fines does this ticket carry.?
2. Does DRA apply in this case even though my license is not from NY state?
3. If I contest the ticket do I have to appear in person to do so.
May 2, 2016
Hello, you are looking at a 6 point ticket. The fines associated with this ticket is a maximum court fine of $393 and Driver’s Assessment fine of $300. The points do carry over to your license and will cause your insurance rates to increase. We suggest pleading not guilty. Please contact us for a free consultation to find out about how your ticket could be reduced and what your options are. We can be reached at 888-883-5529.
April 11, 2016
My son receiving a NYS speeding ticket this weekend, at Bainbridge NY 13733. He was caught 81 mph at 65 mph zone. Any idea what the fine and penalty is likely be?
Also my son gave his explanation to the police officer ” I need to go to bathroom” as his excuse. Will this hold up if my son plead not guilty?
How much do you usually charge if we ask your firm to defend this?
Thank you.
May 2, 2016
Hi Joseph, you son is looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393. Going to the bathroom is not enough to have the ticket dismissed unfortunately. His insurance rates will also rise for 3 to 5 years by 20 to 25 percent. We suggest he pleads not guilty. If you would like to find out about our rates, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 7, 2016
Hey do you do other tickets besides speeding tickets
May 3, 2016
Hello Irvin, our firm handles other moving violations as well. If you have any questions about a specific ticket and would like a free consultation, please contact us at 888-883-5529.
April 6, 2016
Hi i received a ticket last week going northbound in the left lane on I-684 in Bedford NY and ticketed for doing 80 in 65 mph zone. I have a clean driving record. Should I fight this ticket ?
May 3, 2016
Hi Tyler, the officer clocked you for doing 15mph over the limit. This is a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393. Your insurance will face an increase of rates by 20 to 25 percent for 3 to 5 years. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like to find out more options about having your ticket disputed, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 1, 2016
Hi Adam,
I was ticketed for going 82 in a 65mph zone in Broome County. I plead not guilty and the DA has scheduled a conference with the in Deposit, NY.
This would be my first offence and I do not actually own a car (I was renting one at the time) so I am not sure how I am going to get there in the first place. The DA appears to be unwilling to communicate via phone.
Any advice would be extremely welcome!
Many thanks!
May 3, 2016
Hi Aarjen, if you are found guilty you are looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393. This will affect all future insurance plans if you are planning to purchase a car. We would have suggested to you to plead not guilty. Please contact us for a free consultation to find out what your options are to dispute this ticket. We can be reached at 888-883-5529.
April 1, 2016
I received an unauthorized driving ticket in Queens NY in 2014 they finally came to trial this year after all the postponing. They found me guilty when I clearly was no where near the car when my friend took it upon herself to drive my car with no seat belt and got pulled over. Should I fight it? And do you receive points on your license?
May 19, 2016
Monique – what statute are you being charged with?
March 29, 2016
I am a resident in the state of Maryland. Got a speeding ticket in New York State, at a location close to Canada. The ticket dose not have a fine $ amount. What shall I do? Plea guilty or plea not guilty? Do I need to go the court in person. If I hire your law firm, how much roughly would that cost? Thanks.
May 3, 2016
Hello Sherry, the information you have provided is not enough information to give you a break down of your fines and penalties. If you would like to find out more about our rates and your options please contact our office with the full details of your ticket. We can be reached for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 25, 2016
I as pulled over on 90E in Junius (Seneca county) and ticketed for speeding 80mph in a 65mph zone. I plead not guilty and filed a reduction request form. I received it back from the DA offering me a guilty plea on “failure to obey a traffic control device” VTL 1110a. What will my fine be roughly and should I just agree to pay it or go to trial? I live in MA about 5.5hrs away with only one prior infraction on my entire driving history from back in 2007. Please advise!
March 27, 2016
Your fine will be approximately $243. Generally speaking, this is a fair offer – and do not believe it is worth 11 hours of driving to fight this ticket.
March 19, 2016
Hello, I just received a ticket for driving 87 in a 65 on i-99 North in Steuben County (the ticket says town of Lindley). The ticket is issued from the New York State Police. The officer said that he first clocked my speed with radar at 91, and then again at 87. He wrote 87mph on the ticket. This is my first ticket and I’ve never been pulled over before. I’m learning that this ticket can cost between $150 and $300 dollars, along with an additional fee of 90, and $300 to be paid to the DMV over three years. I was not paying attention to my speed, but I’d like to know if I have any chance of reducing the fine, or more importantly the points (since the ticket is worth 6). The town I’d have to appear to is 2 hours away from where I live, so would it be worth fighting this ticket?
March 22, 2016
Hi Kris, this is a 6 point ticket. The fines for this ticket is a maximum of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. Your insurance rates are going to increase also by 20 to 25 percent for 3 to 5 years. You should plead not guilty to this ticket. Please contact our office for a free consultation to find out how you could have your ticket reduced. We can be reached at 888-883-5529.
March 18, 2016
I received a speeding ticket in wayland on the highway going 82 in a 65 and when the officer asked what he stopped me for I ASKED “speeding?” But he left the question mark out of the comment on the ticket. Ifor I plead not guilty will that be an issue?
March 22, 2016
Hello Luke, being clocked at 17mph over the limit is a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393.
March 16, 2016
Hi, I got a Moving Violation ticket “Improper turn” with $50 fee in NYC. The situation was I turned left from a straight lane because in the “left turn lane” the cars where with flashing 4 lights. I passed them and then I turned left. After research I found that it is 2 points for this. I plead “not guilty”. I am from CT. Any advice or how much this could cost me.
March 22, 2016
Hello Lilia, you are currently looking at a 2 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $243. Pleading not guilty was the suggestion we would have advised. If you would like more information please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 14, 2016
Hi Adam,
I was just hit with a speeding ticket in upstate NY just east of Buffalo. I was doing 65 in what I thought was a 55 zone. The cop said it was indeed a 55mph area except it changed to 40mph in front of a prison which I didn’t notice and then went back up to 55mph where he pulled me over.
Is there any way you guys can reduce the number of points this will get me?
March 22, 2016
Hello, the officer has clocked your for doing 25mph over the limit. As of right now you are looking at a 6 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393 and an assessment fine of $300. Your insurance will also increase in rates for 3 to 5 years. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you want to know about having your ticket reduced, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 14, 2016
I got a ticket 1110(a) Disobey Traffic Control Device (Speed Slow) – 50 on a 30mph. Do you know if this has any points and how much of a fine … this was in Rye, NY. Thank you –
March 22, 2016
Hello Martin, if you only received a ticket for Disobeying Traffic Control Device you are looking at a 2 point ticket that does not cause your insurance rates to rise. The maximum fine is $235.
March 13, 2016
Hi Adam, I was given a ticket for going 91 in a 65 on I-87, what kind of fine and points am I looking at. I am an out of state driver from PA, do you know if NY points carry over to PA? This is my first ticket in two years and my second overall in the seven years since I got my license.
March 22, 2016
Hello Ben, point from NY transfer to PA. You are looking at a 6 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. Your insurance rates will rise by 20 to 25 percent for the next 3 to 5 years. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like more information about having your ticket disputed, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 12, 2016
Hello, I have recieved speeding ticket in Delaware County by town of Hancock on state route 17, driving 78 at 55 zone. This is my very first speeding ticket and I (driver) am not under the car owner’s insurance. How would this exactly affect my parents’ (car owner) insurance? how much would the ticket/assessment fee be?
March 22, 2016
Hello Mitchell, you are currently looking at a 6 point ticket for being clocked at 23mph over the limit. In fines your are facing a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fine of $300. Your parents insurance rate is not likely to increase but when you apply for your own insurance your rates will be higher then normal. We suggest pleading not guilty. If you would like to find out more about disputing your ticket please contact our office at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
March 11, 2016
Hi,
My husband got a ticket in NYS thruway 187, last Feb.27,2016, this is the first ticket, on VTL section 1180D, sped of 90 in 65, please advise what plea he should do,
March 22, 2016
Hello Gina, your husband is looking at an 8 point ticket. This is a maximum court fine of $693 and a driver’s assessment fee of $450. His insurance rates will increase substantially. We suggest he pleads not guilty. Please contact our office for a free consultation to find out how he could have his ticket reduced. We could be reached at 888-883-5529.
March 9, 2016
I received a speeding ticket yesterday for driving 62mph in a 30 in Garden City. 1180-d speed zone. I also am a Florida resident. I noticed the officer did not sign the ticket, which I thought was rather odd. I have 0 points on my license, and normally I would fight the ticket myself and speak to the prosecutor, but I have never had a violation like this and am contemplating on hiring an attorney. Do I have a legitimate argument with the officer not signing the ticket, and since my driving record is clean? Or since I am already looking at $800 in fees, and not including if I can remove the points, to just hire a professional?
March 22, 2016
Hello Melissa, you are currently looking at an 8 point ticket that does get transferred over. You are looking at a maximum court fine $693 and a drivers assessment fine of $450. Him not signing the ticket is not sufficient enough to have the ticket dismissed. We suggest pleading not guilty. Your insurance rates will face an increase by 20 to 25 percent for 3 to 5 years. If you would like more information about having your penalties minimized please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 9, 2016
i got my first speeding ticket today.. going 102 on a 50.. does this mean my license is history. even after my first speeding offense.
March 22, 2016
Hi Isaac, you are currently looking at a 11 point ticket. This means your license will be suspended, you will receive a maximum court fine of $693 and a driver’s assessment fine of $675. We suggest you plead not guilty to this ticket. If you would like more information about having your ticket disputed, please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529
March 8, 2016
I received a speeding ticket and a ticket for unlicensed opertator. I never renewed my license, should I plea guilty and start the process of getting my license? If I plea not guilty will I have to go to court?
March 22, 2016
Hello Mary, the information you have provided is not sufficient enough to provide you with a breakdown of fine and points. When renewing your license and obtaining insurance the points will get transferred to it causing you to have high rates. The unlicensed operator ticket is a 0 point ticket. Please contact our office for a free consultation to find out more about having your tickets disputed. We can be reached at 888-883-5529.
March 8, 2016
Hi I’m 17 was speeding 45 in 25. Albany,NY. What would be my possible fines and fees. It’s my first ticket. What should I do?
March 22, 2016
Hello Tenneson, you are currently looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393. If you are holding a junior license your license could be suspended for 60 days. We suggest pleading not guilty to this ticket. If you would like more information about having this ticket reduced to minimum penalties, please have your parents contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
March 3, 2016
I received a ticket For speeding by doing 85 in a 65 with 4 points it has been lowered to a failure to obey traffic control device for two points in Stafford ny court. I was on the i90. Would I be able to get this reduced anymore by not accepting my plea? What would my fine be?
March 22, 2016
Hello Angela, This would be probably the best plea to take. Your points would not be transferred to your license and you would have maximum fee of $235.
March 2, 2016
Hi Adam, I have received a speeding ticket in Niagara County, LOCKPORT RD, driving 88MPH at 55 zone. What would be the fees and impact? this is my first ticket in two years, my license is from CA. Can you help me out in this regards?
March 2, 2016
Sundeep – you are facing an 8 point ticket that carries fine of $693, an assessment fee of $450, and a significant insurance impact.
February 27, 2016
Hi, I got a ticket in NYC for going 41 in a 30 zone. What are the fees?
March 1, 2016
The penalty for this violation is $203, along with an impact on your insurance.
February 25, 2016
I just received a ticket for doing 76 in a 55 on Wantagh State Parkway. On the deposition portion of the ticket I did tell the officer that I had to accelerate to not be rear-ended by someone behind me who was speeding in the left lane. Is this something that I can fight?
March 2, 2016
While this is a ticket you can fight, speeding up to avoid a potential collision is not an argument that would likely work.
February 23, 2016
Hi,
I have NJ license. I got the ticket for driving at 82 on 65 MPH on Garden State Parkway. How much is the fine going to be as well as how many points am i going to get taken off my license?
March 2, 2016
Fines are generally at the discretion of the judge for this 4 point violation.
February 23, 2016
I was driving on I80 in Orangeburg Ny, A car was tailgating me so iI sped up to 87 The police officer said, when he pulled me over he asked me did I know that the speed limit was 65 And I replied I didn’t, the cop then asked me if my license was good and I said yeah, the cop also told me that when he flashed his lights at me to pull over I cut the driver in the other lane off, which I don’t believe I did. The officer ended up saying my license was suspended and gave me 3 tickets one for driving with a suspended license, one for moving unsafe in lane, and one for speeding 87 in a 65. Please let me know what I should do.
March 2, 2016
Anna – due to the serious consequences of this ticket, including a misdemeanor charge, I suggest you contact our office immediately at 888-883-5529.
February 23, 2016
I just received my first ticket speeding ticket ever this afternoon on I-87 in Yonkers for going 79 in a 55. I was going 65(what always do on most highways) when I seen where the trooper was waiting, so there is no way i was going that fast. Also, i am not from the area, just recently moved here for graduate school. I was given two sheets of paper, none with any information about a court date or fines. The Trooper told me i needed to plead/not plead guilty and mail in the form. What would be my best option?
March 2, 2016
I suggest you plead not guilty in order to mitigate / avoid the significant penalties associated with this 6 point ticket.
February 22, 2016
My son has two previous tickets (one of which happened during work hours) with points because he did not fight it and just pleaded guilty & paid the fines. He was driving on the Grand Central on a Friday morning about 8 am. Don’t know if that is still considered rush hour. There were other cars in front of him (it was by Jewel Ave) which is a 50 mph zone, officer said he was driving 72. The officer asked him if he other tickets, son said yes. Then when the officer came back, he handed him the ticket and said have a nice day. What are the options?? What can happen? Does he pay the ticket & if he does will his license by suspended or revoked?
March 2, 2016
Gloria – license suspension occurs at 11 points in NY. He is currently facing a 6 point ticket, that has a fine of $393, and additional assessment fees. In order to mitigate these consequences, and to attempt to protect his license, I strongly suggest you fight this ticket.
February 21, 2016
Hi Adam,
I received a speeding ticket in NYC on I-90 section (1180B) for driving at 68 mph in a 55 mph zone
I have a license from Massachusetts.
March 1, 2016
Ali – you are facing a 4 point violation that will likely impact your insurance rates. You may contact us for a free consultation.
February 19, 2016
Hi I am a CT resident with a CT drivers license and drive to NYC daily. This morning Feb 19 2016 I received a speeding ticket for going 85 in a 50 on on the West Side Hwy between 95th and 125th st going South at about 5am. The interesting thing is just before I turned from my lane a taxi passed by going about 95 mph as I pushed to jump into his lane the cop came up behind me. I actually thought I was doing about 75 but he was tailing me and said I was doing 85. What was strange is that he asked me if I was trying to keep up with the taxi which seemed odd.
March 1, 2016
Robert – you are facing an 8 point ticket that carries fines of $688, assessment fees of $450, and a substantial impact on your insurance. I therefore recommend fighting this ticket to avoid / mitigate these consequences.
February 17, 2016
Received a speeding ticket right over NY boarder and I live in PA. Speed not reasonable and prudent. He said I was going 41 in a 30MPH I explained to him I was lost and trying to find my way back to PA. I honestly didn;t know where I was. He said he cut me a break by not posting my speed or the speed limit on the ticket. What should I be in for.
March 1, 2016
Jamie – you are facing a 3 point speeding ticket that carries a fine of $243. This will additionally have an impact on your insurance rates, even though you are licensed in PA.
February 10, 2016
I have a speeding ticket in NY. then they changed to 1210-a. Judge said the find is 117. When I went go pay it the charge me another 93 dollars for schg. So the total Is 210. Is it because I am form other state so they charge me the 93?
February 14, 2016
Hi Terrence, all the courts in NY state charge a court fee surcharge. The range is between $88 and $93. This applies to both residents of the state and non residents. The surcharges vary by court.
February 5, 2016
I just received my first speeding ticket for going 82 in a 65 on I-87 Northway in Warren County NY as i was running late to college. How much is the fine going to be as well as how many points am i going to get taken off my license? Also what can i do to reduce my fines/points?
February 7, 2016
Abby – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a maximum fine of $393. In order to avoid / mitigate the consequences, you must plead not guilty and contest your ticket. If you want to discuss further, you may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
January 31, 2016
Today I got a speeding ticket in rochester in Brighton going 95 in a 55 and haven’t gotten a speeding ticket in almost 4 years what can my fines be?? Officer told me to plea not guilty.
February 4, 2016
Hello Tim, you were clocked for doing 40mph over the speed limit. This is an 8 point ticket with maximum court fine of $688. You will also face a Driver’s Responsibility Assessment fee of $450. Your insurance rate will increase by 20 to 25 percent for the next 3 to 5 years. We suggest listening to the officer and pleading not guilty. If you would like to find out about how to dispute this ticket and have it reduced please contact our office. You can contact us at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
January 30, 2016
I got a ticket for going 49 in a 30. it was a hill going from one town into another. the speed limit changed mid hill and there was a warning sign saying so. at the top of the hill the speed limit is 45. mid hill it warnes you it will be 30. at the bottom of the hill it actually changes to 30. I believe I was between the two signs when the cop pulled out so I technically was only going 49 in a 45. I slowed down for the second sign without noticing the cop. I pulled over after the light at the base of the hill only because I didn’t know the cop was there. is this a valid argument?
February 4, 2016
Hi Mercedes, unfortunately this is not a valid argument to have your ticket dismissed. This is also not enough information to provide full assistance. You are currently facing a 4 point ticket and depending on location you could be facing as much as a $393 court fine. Your insurance rates will increase substantially as well. However, our suggestion for you is pleading not guilty. If you would like more information please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
January 30, 2016
Hi Adam,
My wife got a 70 mph in a 50 mph ticket on the Clearview Expressway near Bayside (35th Ave). I’ve done enough research now about the TVB that tells me that the chances of success in fighting a case like this seem pretty slim – essentially hoping the officer doesn’t show. A 5mph reduction isn’t going to make a difference in this case.
I have to tell you that other so-called traffic lawyer firms aren’t chomping at the bit to take a case like this, seemingly knowing it’s quite the long shot, at best.
I know no one can guarantee an outcome, but I’m just looking for honesty. Your firm has had to have represented speeders on the Clearview or in the TVB that handles this in my violation area. It doesn’t make sense to throw more $$ away on a lost legal cause. I know this is a 4 point violation. I know it can impact insurance rates. But what I don’t need is to spend more money only to hear “Well, we gave it the old college try but the officer showed up and had his ducks in a row”. You must understand my point of view here.
Right now the plan is to plead guilty and my wife will just do the defensive driver class to reduce the state points (not insurance points; I know). That’s the plan, UNLESS someone in a position such as yours can give me any kind of truly reasonable hope that hiring an attorney would be a good idea. It would be very dismaying to lose and then be out even more $$ for nothing. Anyway, tks for any info.
February 7, 2016
Rick – While the traffic violations bureau is a challenging court, it is not impossible to obtain dismissals. I would be happy to discuss our strategy behind these cases, that does not involve a non-appearance by the officer.
January 29, 2016
I got a ticket for “disobey traffic control device” in Greenwood Lake, NY, code 1110A. What is the fine and is this worth fighting? My driving record is perfectly clean.
February 4, 2016
This 2 point violation has a fine of $243.
January 28, 2016
I was given a speeding ticket this morning, on the Grand Concourse, for going 25 in a 40 zone. It was classified as an 1180D violation. I was on my way to jury duty, with another juror present in the car with me. I don’t believe I was going any faster than 35 MPH–there were cars around going faster than I was. The ticket lists no radar operator, and the car came out of nowhere, a fact that my passenger noted as soon as the police car turned the lights on. I regularly check my mirrors, and the car was not behind me. The road in the area is horrible damaged, and driving there requires me to frequently slow to a crawl in order to make it around a pothole, and then speed up again. An officer of the court told me that it was just because precincts had ticket quotas to fill before the end of the month. I’ve never received so much as a verbal warning or a parking ticket. I’m also on prescription medications that act as both stimulants and depressants–there is no warning not to drive on the bottles, or in any informational documents. I believe that the medications did affect me in that I was feeling extremely jumpy and easily startled.
February 4, 2016
Hello Carlotta, unfortunately the information you have provided is not enough to have the courts dismiss the ticket. You are currently looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $203. Your insurance rates will also face an increase by 20 to 25 percent for 3 to 5 years. Our suggestion to you is pleading non guilty. If you would like more information about disputing this ticket that was received please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
January 23, 2016
My 26 year old son (Maryland Drivers License)was involved in a one vehicle car accident. He lost control when his vehicle hit the snow and went down an embankment. ST Rt 31 at Alderman Road. 2 tickets issued. 1128A (Moved from lane unsafely) and 1180A (Speed not reasonable or prudent). Accident information form stated him as owner but I am owner and happened at 6:05 pm but tickets were written at 7:05 pm. No witness.
damage to vehicle was broken passenger window by officer due to doors not opening. Do I have to file accident form and what fines and points for the tickets. Maryland lists the fines and points on tickets. I would like to avoid any points on his Maryland record.
February 4, 2016
Hi Sandra, with the 1180A your son is facing a 3 point ticket a maximum fine of $243 and even 15 days of incarceration. The ticket for 1128A is another 3 point ticket with another maximum court fine of up to $243. A driver’s assessment fee of $300 will have to be paid as well. In terms of your window we do suggest filing an accident form. Your son should obtain counsel and plead not guilty for any of these offenses. Please contact our office for a free consultation about how we would be able to assist your son and have the penalties reduced. Our phone number is 888-883-5529.
January 18, 2016
I was pulled over near batavia for 69 in a 55. I wasnt paying attention while going down a large hill when they clocked me. The officer even acknowledges the hill “do you know what the speed limit was back there on the hill” at the bottom of the ticket. I have been driving 10 years and have no previous tickets.
January 20, 2016
Tom – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a maximum fine of $393. This will additionally increase insurance rates by an average of 20-25% for 3-5 years.
January 18, 2016
My daughter just got a speeding ticket for 68 in a 45mph zone. She has only had her license since October so she is still within the probation period. Will she lose her license and should I fight the ticket to get it reduced?
January 20, 2016
If your daughter has a probationary license and she is convicted of a serious violation (a speeding ticket would qualify), then her license will be suspended.
January 15, 2016
i received a speeding ticket in state of New york back in July 2015 on my way to Niagra Falls. I havent paid it yet becasue i just didnt have the money. my plan is to pay in full in Feb. should i call the court to advise them of this?
January 20, 2016
Karen – I suggest you contact the court to discuss your situation. Please be advised – your license is likely suspended. I strongly suggest you do not drive until this is cleared up.
January 14, 2016
Hi. I just received a speeding ticket doing 80 in a 55 on the Northern State Parkway. What do you suggest I do?
January 20, 2016
This is a 6 point ticket that carries fines of $393, an assessment fee of $300, and significant impacts on your insurance rates. I therefore suggest you plead not guilty to minimize / avoid these consequences.
January 11, 2016
My 19 year old son received 2 tickets at one time. One for speeding on a highway at 107 mph in a 55 mph zone and one that stated dangerous driving. What fines are we looking at? May I contact your office for a consultation?
January 20, 2016
Your son is facing substantial fines, penalties, and an impact on insurance rates. I strongly suggest you contact us at 888-883-5529 for a free consultation.
January 10, 2016
I got a ticket doing 52 in a 35 back in early November, with a clean record. When I pled not guilty, I requested a deposition since one wasn’t given to me on the spot. I haven’t received a court date, but when I called in, they said it should be in the next month or two. Since I never received a deposition when requested, is that grounds for the case being dismissed? On the ticket too, where it had to be be marked if a deposition was given, no choice was selected either.
January 20, 2016
Graham – that is a potential reason for the dismissal of your ticket.
January 9, 2016
I recently received a speeding ticket on 81 north coming from Syracuse. I was doing 84 in a 65. How many points will I receive and have to pay ? This is my first ticket ever
January 20, 2016
Cierra – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a fine of $393.
January 4, 2016
I just moved to Buffalo, NY, I got caught by a police on 12/30 (my first time in life, driving 25 years in USA), I saw him following me from my rear mirror, so I turned right on non-busy street, then he said I drive 50 on 30 limit street. I said I did not see the speed limit sign, plus, I got lost, so I am looking for right street, it seems no way to speed up…
police did not said anything more, just asked me stay in car, he is going to issue speed ticket for me.
when he come back just ask me to show in person in court for sure. then I could removed my point.
after I back to office to see the ticket in detail :
1). arrest type: 2 radar: which police did not show me anything like record show me my speed.
2). police just gave me one single ticket, there is not “supporting deposition”
my court date is 1/26, I will definitely show up, but don’t know if I could fight for : I did not speed like what police accused me?!
any suggestion?!
January 11, 2016
Unfortunately right now you are facing a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393. Our suggestion is to plead not guilty. If you would like more information or have further
questions please contact us at 888-883-5529.
January 3, 2016
Hello. I Have a restricted licence n was stopped for speeding it was a 50 zone n officer said I was doing 72. In queens NY.what am I facing?
January 11, 2016
Hello, you are currently facing having your license revoked for a minimum of 30 days. You are also looking at an additional 6 points to your license, a maximum fine of $393 and a
driver’s assessment fine of $300. You will also face high insurance rates for the next 3 to 5 years. If you have any further questions, please contact our office at 888-883-5529.
January 3, 2016
got pulled over on 190W in florida county near amsterdam going 76 on a 65 also gave me a ticket for expired licence which i got renewed and all up to date..what are they going to fine me with both tickets
January 11, 2016
Sead – with the speeding ticket of 11mph over the limit you are facing a 4 point ticket and a maximum fine of $393. Driving with an expired license not only cause fines of up to $250
and more points added onto your license but you also could face some jail time. If you would like a free consultation please contact our office at 888-853-5529.
December 31, 2015
Hi i got caught on the officers radar going 85 in a 65 on I-99. it says section 1180D. i have no previous tickets on my license. Anyway out of it?/How much will it be.
January 11, 2016
Hello, right now you are facing a 6 point ticket, a maximum fine of $393 and an additional driver’s assessment fine of $300. If you would like information about disputing this ticket
and our rates please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
December 31, 2015
I was pulled over doing 90 in 50 mph zone in queens it’s my first speeding ticket any advice in what I should do. I Managed to postpone my court date From December 2013 to February 2106.
January 11, 2016
Hi, 40 mph over the limit corresponds with an 8 point ticket. This also has a maximum court fine of $203 and a driver’s assessment fine of $450. Your insurance will also
dramatically increase for the next 3 to 5 years. You should plead not guilty to this ticket. If you have any further questions, please contact our office 888-883-5529.
December 30, 2015
My car was losing power & I hit the gas pedal too hard. The cop who pulled me over stood in back of my car yelling at it. I pled not guilty. They told me the prosecutor would be in the court room. Don’t they allow you to plead to a lesser charge? What should I expect to happen? I am not a fast driver
January 11, 2016
Teresa – in order to provide you with further assistance, we need to know the location of this incident.
December 30, 2015
I received a speeding ticket when I took exit 3 off FDR (304 South Street, New York, NY). Cops were pulling bunch of drivers as people were taking exit. Speed limit on South Steet was 25…and they gave me ticket for doing 40. I think that a $115 + surcharge??
I’m an out of state drive (MA). I feel like it was a BS ticket since everyone is going over the speed limit when taking an exit.
Do you think I have a chance if I fight this ticket? I have a clean record and have only received one speeding ticket in my lifetime, which was waived after I disputed it.
January 11, 2016
Hello Riz, you are currently looking at a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393. We do suggest pleading not guilty. If you have any further questions or comments, please contact
us for a free consultation at (888)883-5529.
December 29, 2015
Received a ticket in the Clearview expressway going 71 in 50 mph zone. Honestly don’t think I was going that fast but didn’t fight it. What would be the cost to represent me and fight the ticket? not sure what my defense would be (was coming back from the nursing home where my aunt was terminally ill and just passed away two days later).
January 11, 2016
Hi, you are currently looking at a 6 point ticket, a maximum court fine of $393 and a driver’s assessment fee of $300. Please contact our office for a free consultation in order to provide you with
our costs, 888-883-5529.
December 28, 2015
I got a ticket for going 72 in a 55 and I’ve had my license for 7 months how will this effect me? And will I lose my license?
January 11, 2016
Hello, you are facing a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393. Your insurance rates will increase 20 to 25 percent for the next 3 to 5 years. We suggest you plead not guilty to
ticket. If you have any questions, you contact our office at 888-883-5529.
December 28, 2015
Hello, in November 2014 I was clocked going 40 in 25 zone on the eastern parkway. This was when the new law was passed, and I was unaware of it. Also, the officer incorrectly wrote down my driver’s license number. Is this grounds for dismissal? I have pleaded not guilty and am awaiting my trial date.
January 11, 2016
An incorrect drivers license number will not warrant a dismissal of your ticket.
December 22, 2015
I got a speeding ticket 80/40 in New York City with the wrong date of the offense does that warrant grounds for dismissal the officer had 6 boxes, mm/dd/yy, he put 10815 not 101815, But on the bottom of ticket wear the officer signs was the correct date do I have a leg to stand on.
January 11, 2016
Hello, sometimes date may be sufficient enough to have the ticket dismissed. However, since he signed the correct date this ticket may not be dismissed. 40mph over the limit if the ticket is not dismissed will result in a 8 point ticket. You would also face a maximum court fine of $693 and a driver’s assessment fine of $450. We do suggest you plead not guilty. If you would like more information please contact our office for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
December 21, 2015
I was pulled over for doing 50 in a 35 mph zone. Is it worth it to fight this ticket since I was under the impression that insurance companies cannot raise your rates for violations of 15 mph or less?
December 21, 2015
This occurred in Staten Island – do you represent cases there?
January 11, 2016
We handle cases throughout New York and New Jersey.
January 11, 2016
Rick – travelling in excess of 15 mph over the limit is a 4 point ticket with a maximum court fine of $393. Your insurance will also rise for the next 3 to 5 years. The insurance increase will be about 20 to 25 percent of what you are paying now. We suggest you plead not guilty. If you have any more questions and would like more information, please contact our office at 888-883-5529 for a
free consultation.
December 20, 2015
Hi I got a ticket for going 59 in a 39 in Cayuga NY, this is my second ticket the first was 3 years ago and was a 65 in a 45 but the last one was dropped to a non moving violation and I only had a $75 fine. How much do you think this ticket will be or do think I’ll get any points? Also can I still plea not guilty even if when he asked me why he pollede over I said I was probably speeding??
January 11, 2016
Amy – you can still plead not-guilty irrespective of your comment to the officer. While the type of offer you receive is dependent upon numerous factors that we would be happy to discuss, obtaining zero points from this violation is very possible.
December 16, 2015
hi. I was doing 80 in a 65 on the NYS thruway. My speedometer said 73 and I was cruising. But anyways, He insisted and gave me a ticket. Can someone help me? I do not feel like traveling all the way back there for court and I really need help with this ticket.
January 11, 2016
Jamie – we can help you fight this 4 point ticket. You may contact us to discuss further.
December 9, 2015
Hi Adam;
On 04/12/15 I got a 71/50 speeding ticket AND a UNLICENSED GT 60DAYS because my license was expired. I honestly forgot about the ticket and my license was suspended for failure to answer the speeding ticket. I know that’s 6 points. Is there anything I can do? Can the speeding ticket still be fought or is it too late?
January 11, 2016
William – in order to provide further assistance, I need to know where this violation occurred.
December 9, 2015
I got pulled over for going 90 in a 55 in New York, but I have a PA license, what’s gunna happen?
December 9, 2015
Dylan – you are facing an 8 point ticket in NY, that will cost $693, along with assessment charges of $450. The violation, not necessarily the points, will transfer to PA – significantly impacting your insurance rates.
December 3, 2015
Hi, 1180D
i am 20 yaers old. and I have driver license,
I got speeding ticket for first time and it is in east greenbush rensselaer, NY
they said i was 64 in 40 speed zone.
how much I pay ?
And how money point ?
Thanx ★
December 3, 2015
This ticket is 6 points in New York with a max. fine of $693. I suggest you fight this ticket to minimize the points, fines and insurance impact.
December 1, 2015
Hello so i recieved a speeding ticket last month. It was said i was doing 80 in a 55. My question is i have another speeding ticket I am currently fighting from three years ago and i am trying to avoid points on my license and any increase on my insurance. If it is reccommended to get help from someone how much does the fees usually come out to?
December 4, 2015
Daniel – fees will typically depend on which court is handling your case.
November 29, 2015
Received ticket last Sunday for going 44 in a 25 mph zone on Kings Highweay- in itself ridiculous as it was a 6 lane road- fine is $115- not the end of the world- I am NJ license- what about points- I have a clean record-
I tried doing this online but the summons is not on their system yet-
Please advise
December 4, 2015
Avraham – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries a maximum fine of $393. New Jersey assesses 2 points onto your record for any moving violation committed in another state.
November 28, 2015
hello adam,
I WAS DRIVING UP A HILL AND RECEIVED A 50 IN A 30MPH TICKET. WHEN I ASKED THE OFFICER WHAT HE CLOCKED IN AT HE REPLIED, ’18 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE I KNOW YOU WHERE GOING FAST. WE THEN WROTE ON THE TICKET ” I ESTIMATED 50″ i never received a speeding ticket before. and to add insult to injury i have a police scanner / radar in my car so i know for a fact he didn’t have his radar gun out.
December 4, 2015
Marcos – if you are interested in fighting this ticket 4 pint ticket, you may reach us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
November 28, 2015
Hi Mr Adam Rosenbulm. I have got two ticket at one time on 11/24/2015 9:14pm at I-90 highway. One is a speeding ticket “103MPH at 65MPH zone” charge based on Officer’s “Direct observation”
Speed verified by : Radar
Additional information: 91 MPH in the passing lane with Patrol stationary facing east -103 MPH in the passing westbound with patrol westbound same lane radar and paced with no other vehicle in the driving lane or in front of him.
In which you substantially stated as follows:
Do you know why I stopped you? – No? Do you know how fast you were going?- I was just following that car in front of me.
and another ticket is “Disobeyed traffic control Device”
It is really dark at that time. and the traffic is very good, I could not control my speed very well. and Also could not see the Traffic control Device.(I have been driven for 200 miles already, kind tired) when the policy officer following me . I thought maybe I’m too slow, So I push gas try to make a safe distance between me and him. (I don’t know that is policy officer at that time) And he still keep following me very closely for 5 mintues . And then I changed the lane to the right. He also changed the lane to the right. After few minutes He flush the red light and I pulled over.
He also Provide a supporting deposition for the speeding ticket to me. Could I still plead not guilty?
I really feel he was setting up a trap for me to speeding. because He was following me for a long time and did not flush the red light. And i have good driving record.
Could you help me to fight this two ticket?
December 4, 2015
Yu – you are facing an 8 point speeding ticket and a 2 point disobey traffic control device ticket. These tickets will result in significant fines – in excess of $900, assessment fees of approximately $600 over 3 years, and a steep increase in insurance rates. I strongly suggest you fight these tickets to mitigate the consequences.
November 21, 2015
I have a NY license and received a speeding ticket in NJ 9 miles over the limit. What should I do?
November 23, 2015
The points will not transfer from NJ to NY, although your insurance rates might be impacted. I would need further information to provide any more specific information.
November 16, 2015
I received ticket in BALLSTON SPA NY for driving 70 AT 65 ZONE.
also I plead quilty with explanation as suggested by police officer.
What will be the amount and consequences for insurance and pionts.
I simply followed the trafic so 5 miles over never been an issue for speeding. Unfortunately in NY State is an issue !
November 18, 2015
The maximum fine will be $243.
November 13, 2015
I received 4 tickets for speeding, 2 for tinted windows, one for no license (I have a permit),and one for speeding 75 on a 33. I don’t know what to do I made a stupid choice but I want to know what my consequence will be, and I was pulled over in Long Island New York.
November 18, 2015
Due to the severe consequences of this violation – I strongly suggest you contact us to discuss the specific facts of your case in further detail.
November 13, 2015
I just got a speeding ticket in Brooklyn. 52/25, verified by LIDAR. I have a PA license. No matter what i will plead not guilty. Will points transfer to PA, will i have to take a class, insurance? Chances of winning?
November 18, 2015
The violation and therefore insurance impact will transfer to PA, not necessarily the points. Your case will be governed by the traffic violations bureau – which is a trial court. Without experience in this court system, obtaining a dismissal on your ticket, while possible, is rare.
November 12, 2015
Speeding ticket 74 in a 55 in Lewis County. Licensed in Fl with no other tickets. Don’t want to return to NY for court but don’t want to blindly plead guilty.
November 18, 2015
James – you may fight this 4 point ticket without a personal appearance by hiring a NY licensed attorney. You may contact us for a free consultation.
November 4, 2015
Hello, i just recieved a speeding ticket going 86/65 , in Cortland, NY. What penalties am i looking at if i plead guilty, while already having a speeding ticket within the year?!
November 5, 2015
Jannie – you are facing a 6 point ticket, that carries a fine of $393; along with a $300 assessment fee. This assessment fee is based on the number of points currently against your driving record. Additionally, 2 points will transfer to your NJ license.
November 4, 2015
I’m visiting from Israel I’m driving a rented car with my international license. I received a speeding ticket 25 miles over speed limit. I’m leaving the country in 2 days and don’t know how to proceed. I would like to pay but don’t know how much. The ticket said to mail it in for a court dated but I will not be around. I don’t even have a mailing address in ny
November 5, 2015
While I suggest you contact the court to discuss how best to resolve this, please be advised that the ticket will cost approximately $393, along with an additional $300 assessment charge.
November 2, 2015
I have received a speed in zone (1180D) ticket for speeding at 89MPH in a 65 MPH zone. I have a PA drivers license and had a clean record so far. I understand this is a 6 point ticket in NY, but will that be transferred to my PA drivers record? If so, should I plea of not guilty? And also I cant drive back to NY(ERWIN TOWN COURT) to attend court. So, how much does Attorneys charge to represent me in Court and fight for me? Please advise.
November 5, 2015
The violation will transfer to PA – which will significantly impact your insurance rates. Hiring an attorney will allow you to fight your case without making a personal appearance.
November 1, 2015
Hell I receiver a driving using an electronic device ticket , I know that is a 5 point ticket, what will that cost around and how will this impact my insurance if this is my first ticket
November 5, 2015
Nick – please advise us as to the location of this ticket.
October 25, 2015
Hi, i’m Canadian and the police officer caught me going 68mph in a construction zone of 45mph speed limit. In fact i’m pretty sure I was going at 60mph because at the beginning of the construction passage the limit was 55 and I reduced my speed to 60mph then at a smaller passage of the construction passage the speed diminuated to 45 mph and I didn’t reduced more so I stayed at 60 mph. Tell me please what can I fight for if I plead not guilty. I had the ticket in the 87-N in the Peru district.
November 5, 2015
Andres – you are currently facing a 6 point ticket that has a fine of $693, and an assessment charge of $300 over the course of 3 years. Additionally, this will have a substantial impact on insurance. It is
therefore recommended that you contest this ticket.
October 23, 2015
I have a speeding ticket which the State has postponed twice, and I have once. It is for going 68 in a 50. The ticket has 3 errors, 1- my birthday listed completely wrong, and 2- the location of the cross streets listed does not exist. Do i have a chance?
October 23, 2015
I will need to know more about this case in order to instruct you further. You may contact us to discuss. Generally, minor errors on the ticket such as the birth date and street address are not sufficient grounds for a dismissal.
October 22, 2015
I got a speeding ticket, 87 in 65 today on I90W in town of schodack. In violation of NYS V AND T LAW section 1180D “speed in zone” I reside in MA and have a 100% clear license, never even been pulled over. Any advise and idea of charges? Much appreciated.
October 23, 2015
This is a 6 point ticket in New York, with a maximum fine of $393 and a $300 Driver Responsibility Assessment Fee.
The violation and points can also transfer to your Massachusetts record. I suggest you fight this ticket to avoid or reduce the fines, points and increase to insurance.
October 10, 2015
I received a ticket for going 55 in a 40 mph zone. What will the ticket and fine be, including and fees and the like? Is it worth pleading not guilty? I’ll admit I was going faster than 40, but not 15 mph over.
Thanks.
October 14, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket, that carries a maximum fine of $393.
October 7, 2015
Hello,
About 3 weeks ago I was pulled over for going 81 in a 65 in wawayanda NY. The officer reduced the ticket to 76 in a 65. He then told me “if for some reason you plead not guilty then you will probably will get it reduced to a parking violation”. So I mailed the ticket in the same day not guilty. On the ticket it said to mail it in before Oct 9. Today Oct 7 and still have received nothing from the court. My question is when will I hear back from the court and if I end up getting a parking violation how much will it be. Also I’m 18 with a NJ license with no past tickets.
-thanks
October 7, 2015
Kyle – I suggest you follow up with the court to determine the status of your ticket.If you have any questions or concerns, you may contact us.
October 7, 2015
Hello,
I received a speeding ticket on 10/2/15 in Sullivan county, NY, on State highway 17. The ticket states i was doing 85 in a 65 zone. This is my first ever traffic offense. I was driving my girlfriends car with her in the passenger. I would like to see how i can reduce the points and fines. What should i do, and will there be any penalty on my girlfriends insurance?
Thanks
October 7, 2015
Gavin – generally speaking, the violation would not impact your girlfriends insurance, as she was not the driver. I do suggest you fight this ticket as it is 4 points, and has a fine of $393.
October 3, 2015
I am a resident of Quebec and received a ticket for going 45mph in a 30mph zone in Rouses Point, NY. In Canada the speed limit in neighboring rural areas is 70kmph (about 43mph) and I assumed the same was true south of the border. In Champlain, NY, where we were driving from, the limit was 55mph and so we thought we were driving on the slow side given that it was on a state route. I didn’t see any signs to the contrary and then I was pulled over. What is the fine for such a violation in Clinton County? This is a first time offence and I have a clean record.
October 7, 2015
The fine for this 4 point ticket is $393.
October 3, 2015
I got 1180D for doing 64 on 40 MPH zone which I think was absurd. This was in town of Orleans, Jefferson County, NY. I live in Delaware and my court date is 10/13. Should I fight or plead guilty?
October 7, 2015
Mj – because you are facing a 6 point ticket that carries $693 in penalties and assessment fees, along with a significant impact on insurance, I suggest you fight this ticket.
September 30, 2015
I’m 17 and I got a ticket in Strykersville when I was going 79 in a 55. Will my license be suspended? And how much do you think I’ll have to pay?
October 7, 2015
Because of the severe consequences associated with this ticket, I strongly suggest you contact us.
September 29, 2015
Hello, I got a speeding ticket VIOLATION SPEED IN ZONE 11-30, SECT. LAW 1180D2. This law is about SPEEDING ON RESTRICTED HIGHWAY. The officer stopped me on a curved ramp right before I was entering a highway. The is no construction on the highway or the ramp. There is a yellow advisory 25 mph speed sign on the entrance of the ramp. He claimed I was going 41, that I don’t believe. Do I need your help or I can do it myself? 😉
October 7, 2015
Sergey – you are currently being charged with a standard speeding ticket, not a work zone violation. While you are allowed to handle traffic tickets yourself, there is significant vale in hiring experienced attorneys for this ticket.
September 29, 2015
Hi I received a speeding ticket doing 51 in a 25 unposted zone in Manhattan. my first speeding ticket how many points am i looking at?. I have a NJ state license. Based on your advice above i know i should fight it, What are my chances?
October 6, 2015
You are looking at a 6 point ticket, 2 of which will transfer to NJ.
September 29, 2015
Hello 09/26/2015 I m going upstate I got Ticket on Taconic State pkwy.
I was driving 84 in 55 MPH zone like to know how many point this ticket gonna take and how much gonna be ticket my record is Clean I never got ticket this is first ticket in my life I like to pay the penalties I don’t wanna loss my points let me know thank you
October 6, 2015
This is a 6 point ticket that carries fines ranging from $203 – $393. Additionally, you will be required to pay an assessment fee of $300. You may contact me to discuss your options for fighting this ticket.
September 28, 2015
I received a speeding ticket (Speed in zone) for doing 48 in a 30 in Geneva NY. I hold a NJ drivers license. What is the fine associated with this and do you suggest I fight it?
October 6, 2015
This 4 point ticket will cost $393, along with a substantial impact on your insurance rates. I therefore recommend you fight this ticket.
September 28, 2015
Hi Adam, I’m a PA resident and received a ticket going 83 mph on a 65-mile zone in Salina, NY. I wonder how it’s possible to fight this charge given that the police caught me on radar? BTW, I’ve kept a 40 year clean record with no moving violations, I did receive one warning in Vermont December 2011. I’m positive I never went over 75 mph. This case is scheduled for Salina Town Court, Liverpool, NY. What type of fees am I looking at? What are your fees for representation?
October 6, 2015
Barb – I would be happy to discuss the strategy that could be used in fighting this 4 point ticket. The total fine that is due to the court is $393, along with an impact on your insurance.
September 24, 2015
I have a driving without Insurance ticket from 1995 for $225 plus the $500 civil penalty. It was due to a change in insurance carriers and within a week it was resolved. The insurance company updated DMV and I was informed by the police that as long it was done within two weeks the ticket would be removed. I contacted DMV and they said without evidence nothing can be doe. I had subsequently moved into the and did not get any DMV mailings. Dom I have any options but to pay the fine??? Other than a reprint of the ticket which I got recently I have no paperwork or documents from back then…
September 25, 2015
Due to the complex nature of this violation – I suggest you contact us for a free consultation.
September 23, 2015
Hello, on 2/26/15 I got a ( sign disobey ) ticket and I plead not guilty, they postponed the hearing twice now and according to the notice of hearing the violation is “Disobey Traffic Device” is it the same? What are the chances of this ticket be dimissed? How much do you charged if you handle this?
September 25, 2015
Joseph – we have no way of knowing what you were charged with without reviewing the ticket. From the information provided, however, I believe you are being charged with an 1110(a) – disobey traffic control device.
September 23, 2015
Hello I have a PA license and have just received a 72 m/h speeding ticket on Taconic State Parkway (55 mph speed limit) – near Lagrange, Dutchess County – I am gravely misquoted in the statement to the point that the officer has lied in order to make it seem like I knew the speed limit and stated it proudly. I plan to show in court and plea not guilty – what are my fines looking like if convicted, and what do I say to help my case?
September 25, 2015
You are looking at fines Ranging from $203 – $393. While it is difficult to tell you exactly what to say, please be advised that speeding is a strict liability offense – thus – there is no defense to the speeding violation itself. We would be happy to explain this further, and invite you to contact us for a free consult.
September 21, 2015
Hi Adam,
I got a speeding ticket by NY State Police. Driving 80 in 65 MPH. It says Speed in Zone – 1180D detected by Radar.
This is my first violation and have otherwise a clear Driving record. I reside in Texas and have Texas License.
They have asked to respond by mail or in person in Lindely Town Court
What are my options here. Can you please suggest.
September 25, 2015
Kumar – you are facing a 4 point ticket, that carries a max fine of $393. Additionally, this ticket will have an impact on your insurance rates. I therefore suggest you fight this ticket.
September 21, 2015
Hi,I just got a speeding ticket acouple of days ago in Binghamton. Ny .I was going 37 mph in 20 In school zone .iam not American citizen how much fine should I expect any how many point .thanks
September 25, 2015
Hanna – the fine for this 4 point offense will be $693.
September 21, 2015
I received a 1180 b for going 77 in 55 speed zone, near Niagara fall on I290. I live in New Jersey around 400 miles away from that location. I have a clean driving license with not tickets what so ever. Should I plead guilty? if not, will I have to be present in person at the court?
September 25, 2015
Shiv – You are facing a 6 point ticket – with a total fine of $393, and an assessment charge of $300. 2 points will transfer to your NJ record, along with the violation – thus impacting your insurance rates.
September 20, 2015
I can’t believe this happened!
I’ve never gotten a speeding ticket in the US before! I really don’t believe I was going that fast either. In fact, I had people honking, flashing their beams at me, etc to move over!
Then here I was, just driving along in traffic and, boom! State trooper pulls me over, saying I was going 84 in a 65 on the Thruway! I never go that fast!!
Now what do I do? I can’t get time off to travel all the way from Canada to the US to attend court or anything to get this reduced / forgiven. And… I drive a school bus for a living! How will this affect my career?!? 🙁
September 25, 2015
Jon – 3 demerit points will transfer over to your Canadian license. I suggest you contact us to assure this will not adversely affect your driving record.
September 14, 2015
Hi Adam,
I got a speeding ticket on May 12, 2015 for 75 in 65 zone in ELMIRA Town, NY on i86 South.
I pleaded guiily and replied back to the court. It’s been 4 months and i havn’t heard back from the court. So what is the waiting period and how much fine i should expect.
September 17, 2015
I suggest you contact the court immediately to follow up on your fine notice.
September 13, 2015
Hi, I got a speeding ticket for 94 in 55 zone, in Dutchess County, Taconic State Parkway. And I’m not citizen of USA. I’m from Europe. What would be my fines?
September 17, 2015
The fine would be $693, along with a driver responsibility assessment charge of $450 over the course of 3 years.
September 9, 2015
Hello, i got a speeding ticket for 35 in 15 Zone, in Henderson, NY (Westcott Beach State Park) . I will explain the situation what happened with me, i was driving on 55mph zone and i supposed to enter into the Park entrance towards right, So, i took immediate right reducing my speed from 55 to lesser and i should take the immediate left (kind of Circle). After driving few meters i saw the Speed Limit board with 15mph aswell as Park Entrance Ticket counter and i am reducing my speed Limit to slower down to take the Ticket to enter into the Park. Exactly behind that Speed Limit board Cop (Officer) was waiting. The officer start coming behind my car. After i took the Ticket at the counter. He Stopped me immediately and gave me a Ticket. I told officer that i am not driving that speed. (There is no way to drive that speed in that area because there is a Ticket Counter booth infront of me in just few meters when you enter into the park). I have plead Not-guilty and I sent the Ticket to the Court. I would like to know What would be my fines? Do I get points on my drivers license? After i go and fight in the court ? Please give me some Suggestions. Thanks
September 10, 2015
Sagar – I need to know what court is handling this case. You may contact us and advise so we may instruct you further.
September 8, 2015
Hi, I got a speeding ticket for 84 in 65 zone, in Chemung county , NY (I-86) just before exit 56 east bound. What would be my fines? Do I get points on my drivers license? Should I plea guilty or non guilty? Is it possible to convert this ticket into other non moving violations so I don’t get points on my drivers license?
September 8, 2015
Victor – your fines would be approximately $393. Additionally – this will impact your insurance rates. It is therefore suggested you fight this ticket.
September 10, 2015
Hello Adam, how much is your fee to fight for this ticket and can it be converted to a non moving violation. Actually my wife had a upset stomach and she had to use the restroom, so I was just trying to reach the gas station on exit 56, my gps showed the nearest gas station there. I was moving with the traffic at speed around 75 miles but just to bypass a vehicle I might have gone little faster and definitely it was not 84 but may be around 79 / 80. I explained about my wife situation to the officer also.
September 17, 2015
Victor – we need more information about your ticket to be able to advise you further.
September 5, 2015
Hello, got ticketed for 75 in 55 in Smithtown, Suffolk county. The officer asked me what the speed limit was, and I did not know. I said that I had to keep the same speed as those around me. He kept asking how fast I think I was going. I said not sure, but probably 65. He gave me supporting deposition noting I stated I was going 65. What am I facing?
September 8, 2015
Andrey – This 4 point ticket will subject you to fines of $393, along with an increase in your insurance rates. Unfortunately, any reference to the speed at which other cars were travelling does not help your case. If you would like to discuss in further detail, please do not hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.
September 3, 2015
I have a question. I was pulled over for an improper lane change (section 1128C) in Clifton Park, NY. How much will the ticket likely cost and how many points?
September 8, 2015
Lana – you are facing a 3 point ticket, that has a maximum fine of $243.
August 31, 2015
I dont know who fast i was going was 3:am in fog ,i just so the police ligths in he toll me the was going a 102mp in 65mp 1180 d ,i dont know what to do…
September 8, 2015
Vladimir – you are facing an 8 point ticket that carries substantial fines ($693), assessment charges ($450), and insurance impacts. I strongly suggest you contact our firm to discuss your case in further detail.
August 31, 2015
I got speeding Ticket in PA, 86/70. but i was following the traffic flow. Is there anything to defend it ?
September 8, 2015
We do not handle traffic tickets in PA.
August 30, 2015
Hi, I (a Canadian) received a speeding ticket for going 71 in a 55 mph zone, in Niagara falls, NY. What do I do to try & avoid getting any demerit points on my license? Please advise. Do I plea not gulity/just appear to the court at the date & time noted on the ticket? Do I still have to mail the ticket in & is it 48hrs/30 days to do so?
September 8, 2015
Wendy – in order to avoid the demerit points, you must plead not-guilty and fight this ticket.
August 28, 2015
Hi Adam, I got a ticket going 83 mph on a 65-mile zone in Blooming Grove, NY. I wonder how it’s possible to fight this charge given that the police caught me on radar? BTW, I’ve kept a clean record with no moving violations, and I was driving with cruise control going 75 mph. Now it seems to be my words vs. the cop’s words…
September 8, 2015
June – there are many arguments that can be made in order to fight the reliance upon radar’s. If you would like to discuss further, you may contact us for a free consultation.
August 26, 2015
I got a speeding ticket caught on 88mph on 65mph limit near Exit 1 on 81N in NY near Kirkwood, NY. What would be my fines? Do I need to contest this charge? of so how?
September 8, 2015
Sasi – you are facing a 6 point ticket, with fines ranging from $203 – $393. Additionally, you will have to pay a driver responsibility assessment charge of $100/year for 3 years. I suggest you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate the consequences.
August 25, 2015
I got a speeding ticket up in Alex bay NY(town of Orleans) going 71 in a 40…I personally didn’t think I was going that fast but he got me on radar…I have a Virginia LIcense…What is the fine likely to be if I plead guilty and should I fight it…I don’t think it affects anything here in VA….insurance, points or otherwise….Any thoughts??
I did see the max fine is $600…am I likely to get that??
August 26, 2015
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August 24, 2015
We were pulled over in Peru, NY clocked at doing 68 in a 45 mile work zone (not that it matters but no one was there working). I have a clean license and explained I wasn’t used to looking between the km and mile differences as our car is from Canada with the km reading big above the miles in small numbers. My previous car from a few months ago was all digital I was getting confused from looking at all the numbers. He came back with a ticket 55 in 45 mph work zone. He told us that it would be a $90 – $150 dollar fine if we chose to plea guilty or if we thought he was unfair plea not guilty and take it to court. And he told us if he had written it for the original speed it would have been $600 to $800 fee.
Is the fee he quoted for the 55 accurate or is there more to what he just said?
Would it be cheaper to hire an attorney or pay the ticket?
August 25, 2015
The maximum fine for 55/45 is $243; the max fine for 68/45 is $393 + $300 assessment charge. Additionally, insurance rates will be impacted by this speeding ticket. While the officer did assist you by reducing the speed, you are still facing a speeding ticket which will impact your ON license.
August 22, 2015
I received a ticket on the 290 in Amherst, NY for going 72 in a 55. I did mail in the ticket with the not guilty section filled out. I have no current points on my licence. What happens next?
August 25, 2015
Becky – while procedures vary among the courts, you will likely receive a court date where you would be able to argue your case before a judge.
August 25, 2015
I was clocked at 79 mph in a 55 mph zone on the Wantagh State Pkwy. I am going to plead not guilty, but what are expected fines/points?
August 25, 2015
This 6 point ticket will have a maximum fine of $393, along with a driver responsibility assessment charge of $300. Additionally, your insurance rates are likely to increase.
August 18, 2015
Hi there,
I received a speeding ticket in the town of Moores NY, I live in Ontario, Canada. Radar was 48 in a 30, he marked it down to 45 mph. I sent in my ticket and ask for a reduced penalty like no demerit points, they mailed back asking for my driving history or record. which do i provide?
August 21, 2015
Chris – send them your driving abstract.
August 16, 2015
Hi
I am from California, and I received ticket on I-81 (CORTLANDVILLE, NY). Ticket is for driving at 84mph in 65mph zone.
What is my fine or options?
August 20, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket with a fine of approximately $393. This ticket will also have an impact on insurance rates. It is therefore suggested that you fight this ticket.
August 15, 2015
Hi, I received a ticket on May 5th of 2014, but the ticket was not filed until recently, as I tried to check it on the website every week for nearly a year. I just received a notice warning that my license will be suspended if I don’t pay or plead not guilty. On the ticket, the officer did not write any speeds. However, I am being charged with going between 21 and 30 miles over the limit. Does the fact that it took the officer more than a year to file the ticket, or that he didn’t note any speed on the ticket make any difference? Thanks!
August 20, 2015
In order to further assist you, I need more information about your traffic offense. You may contact us for a free consultation.
August 14, 2015
I got a 1180D for speeding on I-90WB. This is the FIRST TIME I am getting any kind of ticket. I was speeding at 89 mph when the posted limit was 65 mph. There was a child in the car seat
What would be the fine ?
I learned that there could be 15 days imprisonment along with fine…. How often Judge order that ?
thanks in anticipation
August 19, 2015
Since you were cited as going 24 mph over the speed limit, you are facing a 6 point ticket which has a maximum fine of $393, plus a driver responsibility assessment fee of $300. This will also likely impact your insurance rates. You should consider fighting this ticket to avoid or mitigate the consequences. A prison sentence for a speeding ticket is highly unlikely, but you do have to take care of the ticket so you do not lose your driving privileges. For more information, give me a call at 1-888-883-5529.
August 10, 2015
Hi. I live in Jersey City and I got a ticket for going 53 in a 35 in NYS.
I have a clean NYS driving record – this was my first offense.
I just got off the highway, drove into a small town and stopped for the first traffic light. The police was waiting there.
The speed limit at that town changes every 2 or 3 minutes drive. It’s hard to pay attention to the limits that frequently.
Should I plead guilty? How much and how many points will it cost me?
August 18, 2015
In order to assist you, we need to know which court will be handling your case.
August 6, 2015
Hello
I leave in North CArolina, and was travelling to Buffalo. On I-190 I got speeding ticket for doing 70 in a 55 speed limit zone. They have given me a court date. What should I do? Can you help in any way?
August 11, 2015
We can help fight this 4 point ticket on your behalf. We will be able to assist you in avoiding / mitigating fines, penalties, and the impact on your insurance.
August 4, 2015
hi I received a ticket for doing 76 on 55mph Taconic State Parkway in Ghent, NY i jsut submitted my ticket for not guilty. i was going down the hill and trying the whole time to stay within a 10mile from limit but my speed increased and I was on fast lane. i should try to fight this right?
August 11, 2015
Maki – you are facing a 6 point ticket with fines of $393, a driver responsibility assessment charge of $300, and a significant insurance impact. I therefore suggest you fight this ticket.
July 24, 2015
Hi. I live out of state—and was ticketed for going 40 in a 30. I think the only reason I got this ticket is *because* I live out of state. The officer was parked next to the 30 mph sign, and followed me for a couple of minutes before pulling me over.
I’m pretty sure that, when he clocked me, the speed limit was 45 mph (but, since I’m not from around there, I can’t verify this).
Is there any reasonable means of contesting this without having to go all the way back to NY. I hardly have enough money to get back there, but I don’t think this ticket’s fair.
August 7, 2015
Hiring a licensed NY attorney will allow you to fight this ticket without personally appearing in court.
July 23, 2015
HI, I WAS ON EAST 188 STREET SOUTH BRONX NY, AND GOT MY FIRST SPEEDING TICKET THE TICKET SAYS 43/25 LIDAN 405FT SPEED
ON-POSTED… WILL THEY TAKE POINTS OF MY LICENSE? HOW MANY PONTS? AND HOW MUCH WILL BE THE FINE? AND WILL I NEED A LAWYER TO FIGHT IT. I DONT WANT POINTS ON MY LICENSED I WORK DRIVING A TRUCK PLASE HELP
August 7, 2015
You are facing a 4 point ticket, with a maximum fine of $300, along with court fees of $93.
July 23, 2015
Hi, I was pulled over on 1/31/15 supposedly doing 81 in a 55. On the ticket it didn’t have a signature under radar office. I sent my not guilty plea in and was sent back a first class mail doc that said it was received 2/9/15. Upon calling the town court a lady informed me that I would receive a court date within 6 months. It has almost been 6 months and I haven’t received any notice. Isn’t there a grace period before they can throw out this ticket. Wouldn’t anything after 6 months go against my 6th amendment. Thanks
August 7, 2015
Zach – in order for a speedy try argument to have any validity, the delay would typically need to be for at least 2 years.
July 21, 2015
Hello I was pulled over for speeding (82 in a 65 zone in NYS on hwy 390) but the officer wrote a ticket for “back seat pass age 8-15 no/impropr seat belt” because my 3 yr old put the top of the seat belt behind her back. He said if I try to fight the seat belt ticket he will come to court to fight it and write me for speeding as well. Is this possible? How many points is the seat belt violation?
August 6, 2015
The officer can not add charges after you have already been given a ticket.
July 18, 2015
I was pulled over going about 66 in a 55 mph zone in oswego county, ny. My cruise control was set on 65, but needle wavering just over. When questioned by the officer, I said my cruise control was set at 65 and I could have been traveling at 67-68mph, maximum. Ticked states that I declared my speed definitely as 67-68mph, and that laser verified speed as 70mph. Should I contest accuracy of equipment and mention these things to try to have my fine lowered? It is my first moving violation.
August 5, 2015
Benjamin – The problem here is that you are still admitting to speeding. I suggest you consider other defenses to this ticket.
July 15, 2015
I was caugh by radar at 60MPH in a working zone of 45MPH on interstate 87, in the town of Champlain (1054).
I am from province of Quebec, I would like to know the munch that ticket will cost?
Thanks
July 29, 2015
This 4 point ticket will cost $600 in fines, and $93 in court fees.
July 15, 2015
My husband currently has 13 points on his license on record. He has a court date in two weeks to fight a city speeding ticket that would give 6 points, and another in October to fight a city speeding ticket worth 8 points. Is there anyway that he could potentially not lose his license?
July 30, 2015
If he is able to get these tickets dismissed or reduced, he would be able to keep his license.
July 15, 2015
Hello,
Yesterday I recieve a speeding ticket going 74 in a 50 mph zone, on the SI Expwy a highway in SI, NY. My speedometer said I did not go over 52 MPH, and I had 2 other witnesses in the car who also saw this. my driving record is clean! Cop pulled me over after i came around a turn, he was far from his car with no radar in sight. it looked impossible for him to have clocked me in at ANY point. I know i wasnt speeding because the whole time i was driving, cars were passing me.. and i would never dare speed with my mother in law nor my wife in the car. what do i do when i know i am not guilty??
July 29, 2015
Mike – you should fight this ticket in order to avoid the points, penalties, and impact on your insurance.
July 15, 2015
My 17 year old son rec’d 2 tickets from a car accident on 7/3/2015 in upstate NY. He was ticketed for speed, (1180a) & failed to stop at a posted stop sign (1172a). I arrived to the scene of my very distraught son, as he clearing ran a stop sign, striking a vehicle in the left rear. Had my son a.) been experienced driver he would have known not to pull the e-brake which caused the vehicle to pull to the left. had he swerved to the right he most likely may have been able to avoid the accident. However, he is inexperienced, he was on a road he was not too familiar with & thought the s/s was at the next block. the p/o grilled him, he pretty much agreed to whatever the p/o said. when asked how fast he was going he said he didn’t know but was in 3rd gear and positive not over 40. the city speed is 30. the ticket does not have a speed on it, as truly speed was not known. I feel that speed was not justified. Distracted.. possibly, as he had friends in car w/ him. inexperience absolutely. my insurance has already accepted responsibility for the dmg to other people vehicle. I am already paying throw the roof for insurance due to his inexperience the accident alone is going to cause it to sky rocket, not to mention these tickets/points. Do you have any suggestions/recommendations? I was going to apply for reduction in charges w/ the DA.
August 5, 2015
Due to the serious implications of your sons tickets, I suggest you contact us to discuss further.
July 14, 2015
I received a traffic ticket 1180-D in New York while on a trip but I live in California. The officer said he clocked me 3 miles back going 80 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. But I know that I was driving 65. I wrote a letter explaining this and they sent a plea agreement of a reduced charge of 1201-A. I did not want to accept this because I was not guilty of either charge. They wrote back that if I don’t accept it then all they can do is set a court trial. But I can’t fly back to New York for court.
Should I accept the charge of 1201-A? Is that going to be my only option?
July 29, 2015
An offer of 1201-A is a parking ticket. Your other option would be to go to trial – which would put you at risk of being found guilty for the initial speeding offense. I suggest you take this offer.
July 14, 2015
i received a ticket (1180D) Driving down from canada to new york i was going 97MPH on 65 MPH zone.
didnt know i was going that fast i cant afford to drive back to Canada, although the ticket says Manchester town court in NY.
What is my fine and how can i fight this. i cant affort points on my license. i did go through the ticket to check for any mistake, the only one i see is on the supporting document instead of 5:25 am it says 5:25pm.
July 29, 2015
Generally speaking, minor clerical errors will not warrant the dismissal of a ticket. As the consequences of this ticket are severe, I strongly suggest you fight this ticket. Hiring a licensed attorney will allow you, in most cases, to forgo personally appearing in court.
July 12, 2015
Hello,
I was going 76 in a 65 (684 near bedford hills), and a failure to signal. What am i looking at and Is there anything i should do?
Thanks,
Will
July 29, 2015
You are looking at a 4 point speeding ticket, and a 2 point failure to signal ticket. Besides financial penalties, including a DRA assessment, these tickets can have a substantial impact on your insurance rates.
July 7, 2015
Hi,
I got a two traffic citations issued by PA state police – Pocono
when I was driving in PA on 3rd July 2015.
1) Section 6110, subsection A :
Charge: Regulation of traffic on PA turnpike
with a fine of $25
2) Section 3327 a1
Charge: Duty of driver in emergency response areas
with fine of 250
I have the driving licence issued by california.
I call the PENNDOT and they
told me that if I plead guilty, it wont carry any points
except the fines.
I wanted to know how it will be handled in CA DMV
where i am residing.
Thanks,
Venkat
July 13, 2015
We do not handle PA or CA tickets. I suggest you contact attorney’s in those locations.
July 6, 2015
Hi,
I received a speeding ticket on the L.I.E on 7/3. The passenger officer did not explain to me why they pulled me over and just asked for my license, registration and insurance. After 15 min, the driving officer walked up and handed me a various amount of tickets and my stuff back without a responses and walked away. The drove off and that was that. Do I have a case? It state I was going 80 in a 55 but they were driving on the H.O.V lane when they pulled me over, do I have a case?
Thanks
July 28, 2015
Anthony – while I suggest you fight your ticket, I would need to know more information before I advise you on possible defenses. You may contact me for a free consultation to discuss further.
July 2, 2015
Hello – I was issued a speeding ticket yesterday in NYC. In an effort to get past a SUV to position to make a left hand turn, I “gunned” it from a red light to pass the SUV. I went to 40mph quickly, passed and slowed down. The officer used radar (although my radar detector did not go off at all) and clocked me however briefly at 41mph and ticketed me for going 40mph in a 25mph zone going north on Park Ave between 68th and 70th. Is it worth contesting? This is my first speeding ticket in six plus years. Thank you!
June 27, 2015
Hello… Early this month I received my first speeding ticket of 71MPH in 45MPH speed zone. It happened before crossing the VERRAZANO Bridge. I just came out of work on my way home. I don’t beleived that I was speeding, I was just going the flow of traffic. There were two other car before me , but then the officer pulled me over instead saying that I was going 71mph on a 45mph speed zone from a speed radar detector, not showing me any proof that I was the one who was speeding.
I went ot DMV to pay this ticket, and the clerk said thats they take out 6 points in my licence a $200., and $300. assesment fee.
I have an appointment to see the judge on July 10 Friday. Do you think I have a case, and need to have a lawyer to fight this?, or can I do it by myself?
June 28, 2015
Maryann – unfortunately, ‘going with the flow of traffic’ will not help your case – this only goes to show that other people were speeding at that time. While you are not required to have an attorney to fight a speeding ticket, an experienced attorney will assure you obtain the best outcome in your case.
June 19, 2015
I got my first speeding ticket tonight coming home late and I got charged with a 60 in a 45 speed zone. What are the approximate fees I will have to be paying and what do you recommend I do? Also it happened in Elma, New York
June 21, 2015
You are facing fines of approximately $393, along with a significant impact on your insurance rates.
June 18, 2015
Hi – I received a speeding ticket: 83 in 65 zone. The ticket says Section: 1180D. Description says Speed In Zone.
I got speeding ticket around 4 years ago and I took class and avoid the points in CA.
After that i have a clean NYS driving record – this was my first offense after 4 years.
what are my choices? fines/fees and/or penalties? Or If will take the class and is it avoid the points or not? Thanks!
June 21, 2015
In order to advise you, we need to know which court is handling your case.
June 18, 2015
75 in a 55 on TSP in Milan, Dutchess County, NY. NYS Trooper. I did not accept responsibility nor did I deny. Clean license, no tickets in over 20 years. Should I appear and ask for a reduction to a non moving violation? I live 2 hours away. Or would the judge not be to accommodating if I represent myself.
June 21, 2015
What type of offer, if any, you are able to secure will depend on the prosecutor and the court. You might consider hiring legal representation to assure an optimal outcome. Additionally, no personal appearance would be required on your part if you retain the services of an attorney.
June 16, 2015
my boyfriend received a ticket for unsafe lane change, we are from New jersey and we were on our way to canal st. We were following a gps when we ended up in a a left turn lane so my boyfriend crossed over with no signal light but cop indicated he cut some off, but he had no sight of that obviously he made sure the road was clear before crossing over. I googled the violation and it showed an automatic 3 points on your licenses. My boyfriend has a clean recorded and has never had any violations or summons. Do you think this is something we can fight and receive no points?
June 18, 2015
Jasmine – this is something we can fight on your behalf. If you would like to discuss further, you may contact us for a free consultation.
June 15, 2015
A few days ago I received a ticket in King’s Ferry NY for 47 in a 35
I admit I wasn’t looking at my speedometer as I was paying attention to the pickup truck in front of me, the next day I noticed the officer was on me prior to reaching the second sign for the 35 mph zone.
Don’t you have to the second sign to slow down?
I have a clean license and would like to Keep it that way!
June 18, 2015
There is no such rule regarding a ‘second sign.’
June 14, 2015
just received a speeding ticket in chemung co, 6/13/15 he clocked me with a laser doing 82 in a 65, i live in pa and was heading home from buffalo, wasn’t paying attention to my speed as it was thru a freshly paved area and didn’t realize how fast i was traveling, what are my best options, should i just pay the fine and how much i’m i looking at ?
June 18, 2015
Mark – you are looking at a 4 point ticket which will entail fines of $393, along with an impact on your insurance rates. I suggest fighting this ticket to mitigate / avoid these consequences.
June 11, 2015
I got a ticket for doing 81 on a 65mph in saratoga springs ny. I was actually doing 75 the person right infront of me was doing the 81 and braked hard so did I she ran my plates and pulled
Me over. My car was slide swiped first thing she asked me was what happened to my car. I live in nj. I never received a speeding ticket what are the points and the amount of the ticket should I pled not guilty it wasnt even my speed she read.
June 18, 2015
You are facing 4 points, and a fine of $393 for this speeding ticket. Additionally, this will have a significant impact on your insurance rates. It is therefore a good idea to contest this violation.
June 10, 2015
i got 3 tickets last night. Speeding (105 in a 50), Stopping on parkway, Unsafe Start. i got all of these on the Belt Parkway by NYPD Highway Patrol2, but i was picked up with a large group of cars and they issued all of us the same tickets except for one because he called his father to the scene who is a retired NYPD officer who got him out of the tickets. How can you help me make my situation better.
June 12, 2015
Due to the serious consequences associated with these tickets, I strongly suggest you contact us to discuss your case in further detail. You may reach us at 888-883-5529.
June 9, 2015
I received a speeding ticket in Queens (driving on 495 westbound) for doing 72 in 50 mph zone.
Ticket is from May 12 and I did not answer it yet.
Can I still plea not guilty?
If yes, can you represent me in court or do I need to be there as well?
Thanks, Aviv
June 12, 2015
It is not too late to plead not guilty. Additionally, your presence would not be required if you retained our services.
June 9, 2015
Driving on the I-495. 85 at a 55. What am I facing?
June 12, 2015
You are facing a 6 point ticket, with an approximate fine and driver responsibility assessment charge of $503.
June 8, 2015
My husband received a speeding ticket (upstate NY) and he filled out the form as “non guilty” and sent it back. He doesn’t have any previous records but we expect this to be a 6 point ticket so he decided to fight for it. What happens next? Should we wait for the response of the county court before contacting a lawyer? If so how much the lawyer will cost in total? The lawyer will need to represent my husband in the court since we live far from that county court. Thank you for your help.
June 12, 2015
Becky – what court is handling your case? It is always a good idea to hire an attorney at the beginning of the legal process, to allow ample time to research your case in depth.
June 8, 2015
I had a ticket, the officer said i was improper turn. (there is a three-lines traffic street, and i was in the middle. the street sign on the floor shows left line allow to straight and left, the right line shows right turn only, but the middle line have nothing to show. that was why i made a turn from there). Do i have chance to fight for this ticket? If i do, please email me. i want to hire an attorney to fight for this ticke because i already have point, i don’t want to get another one and raise my insurance fee. Thank you!
June 12, 2015
In order to better advise you, we need to know what court has jurisdiction over your case.
June 4, 2015
I have a speeding ticket in bath town court ny for 80 miles in 65 zone. What will be my fine and points. If I fight this, can I get it to a non speeding violation with no points or dismissed all together. I had a clean record for 15 yrs and now suddenly I have 2 tickets one this and one for cell phone in NY city which I’m fighting too so probably does not show on records yet.
June 4, 2015
The fines for this 4 point ticket are $393, along with an impact on your insurance. What offer you get, if any, is up to the discretion of the prosecutor.
June 3, 2015
I received a ticket in Rochester City for failure to stop at a stop sign. The officer said he saw me roll past the sign. I said I stopped and then rolled forward to see if anything was coming from a blind driveway at the intersection. The officer was sitting in a driveway ahead of me but the road curved in such a way that he could not have seen me from the driveway. But he still claimed he saw me rolling. Is this worth fighting ? A diagram of the intersection would make it clear he could not have seen my car r the stop sign.
June 4, 2015
These tickets are worth fighting, as the penalties include points, fines, and an impact on your insurance.
May 30, 2015
I relocated from Red Hook, NY to Burlington, VT last fall. In October I obtained a VT driver’s license and surrendered my NY license. On May 12, 2015, I got a speeding ticket 51/30 in Crown Point, NY. The trooper who pulled me over advised me to plead guilty and pay the fine, which I did. The Crown Point Town Court charged me $100 for the fine and $93 for the surcharge, both of which I paid. I have now received a Driver Responsibility Statement which states I must pay $300 as I now have 6 points on my license! I would have preferred to appear at the Crown Point Town Court and had the penalty reduced, but I took the trooper’s advice. The Assessment Statement was forwarded from my Red Hook Address. Is there any way to get the additional fee and points reduced? Thank you.
June 4, 2015
While you may withdraw your guilty plea and fight the underlying ticket, you can not reduce the amount of the Driver Responsibility Assessment.
May 28, 2015
I am an out of state driver who received a traffic ticket for disobeying a “No Left Turn” sign. I entered Flatbush Avenue from a side street that immediatly leads on to Flatlands Avenue and didnot notice the sign high on the pole. I have a clean driving record. What is the penalty for such? And, what are the options available to avoid points being placed on my license? Is there also a grace period beyond the 15days for payment. The ticket is also due today and is unable to find an appropriate link online to proceed. Thanks in Advance
June 3, 2015
This 2 point ticket carries a fine of $138.
May 27, 2015
I got ticket in Mount Morris Village in NY State. We were driving 46 in 30. When the cop pulled us over, she said she will give us a discount and give us a ticket for Disobeyed traffic control device. How much will the ticked be and how many points. We can not go to court since is almost 5 hour driving from where we live. Please respond. Thank you.
June 3, 2015
The maximum fine for this 2 point ticket is $243.
May 27, 2015
Hello, I received tickets in Champlain, NY for (1) driving 66 MPH in a 45-MPH posted work zone (where no work was being performed and (2) failing to notify DMV of change in address. Do you know what the fines will be, and do you suggest pleading not guilty? Thanks
June 3, 2015
You are facing the following penalties: a) 6 points, b) fines in the amount of 600, c) court fees of $93, d) a driver responsibility assessment of $300, and e) an increase in your insurance rates by an average of 20-25% . I suggest you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate these harsh consequences.
May 24, 2015
First time speeding and first time ever getting pulled over and getting a ticket. I was going 60 in a 45 in Clifton Park, NY. How many points would I get off and how much would I have to pay?
May 28, 2015
Alexis – this is a 4 point ticket with total fines in the amount of $393.
May 22, 2015
I got a speed ticket in I-90. I was driving at 85MPH in 65MPH zone. Should I plea Guilty or do I have any other option?
May 28, 2015
Edgar – you are facing a 4 point ticket that carries fines ranging from $203 – $393. You should not plead guilty as this will also impact your insurance rates.
May 21, 2015
I got pulled over doing 80 in a 65. I’m from Ohio and this was my first time driving in NY. Any chance of lower fine and less points.
May 28, 2015
We need more information to better advise you – specifically the name of the court. You may contact us to discuss.
May 19, 2015
I am a PA resident and I received a speeding ticket for going 65 in a 55 (he states I was really going 74) on state hwy 206 Sidney NY (Delaware county). Is this worth fighting? I have a clean license and want to keep it that way!
May 28, 2015
Yes, as this will likely impact your insurance rates. You may contact us for a free consultation.
May 15, 2015
Received a ticket in manlius, New York, clocked at 62 in a 30mph, but wasn’t speeding through town, only sped up when two lanes merged into one, and no sign saying to not pass on the right side. What am I looking at penalty wise and what is a reasonable outcome with my lawyer taking over?
May 17, 2015
Taylor – in order to provide you with a likely outcome, we require additional information from you. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529. Generally speak, however, you are facing an 8 point ticket, which will carries fines of $600, court fees of $93, and a driver responsibility assessment charge of $450 over 3 years. The fact that there was no sign stating that you should not pass on the right has no bearing on this case – as the issue here is whether you were speeding.
May 12, 2015
Received several tickets while on my Harley last weekend; an unmarked Sheriff’s car clocked me speeding and claimed I was trying to run from them. All I saw was a white SUV with its brights on several hundred yards away as it is difficult to see on vibrating mirrors. I continued home unaware and went through my village slow enough to wave at friends. A NYS trooper heard the Sheriff’s dept and pulled me over. My tickets include speeding, failure to obey traffic control device and driving out of class. However, all tickets claim I was driving a Honda. Can I question the validity and also can unmarked vehicles pull over motorists? I thought that was illegal in NY.
May 13, 2015
Gary – While you can question the validity of the stop, I do not believe the officer’s claim that you were driving a Honda instead of a Harley will be sufficient to warrant a dismissal of this action. Generally speaking, officers may not conduct routing traffic stops in unmarked vehicles. However, there are numerous exceptions to this rule, and it will therefore be difficult to obtain a dismissal for this reason. To discuss your other options, you may contact us for a free consultation.
May 12, 2015
I received a speeding ticket 78 in a 50. I showed up to court today and the officer wasn’t there. No explanation; just show up in october for next date. Is this normal? Is there anything that I can do to get this dismissed? Seems pretty unfair, that if I miss the date, my license gets suspended, but if the officer misses it, no problem?
Thanks, in advance, for your help,
Alex
May 13, 2015
There was an argument to be made at the court hearing date for a dismissal. Although at the present time, your best option would be to assure you had the best defense prepared for trial.
May 8, 2015
I got a ticket when driving in NY for 84 in a 65. (I am from Vermont). I, along with two other cars, were attempting to pass a logging truck that was scattering bits of debris on those objects behind him. It was a scary situation and I gunned it to get past him as bark was hitting my windshield. Again, I was third in a line of three cars which were doing the same. I’m,have a clean driving record otherwise. Is this worth fighting in court?
May 10, 2015
Yes, this is worth fighting. Aside from the financial penalty, this will impact your insurance rates as the violations transfer among the states.
May 6, 2015
I received a ticket in on the northway by state police doing 80 in a 55 zone. I plead not guilty last year in june of 2014 when ticketed never received a reply until may 4th of 2015 is there some kind of statue of limitations that they have to answer to?
May 10, 2015
The Statute of Limitations does not apply to this situation.
May 6, 2015
In Nov/2014 I got an speeding ticket in the FDR (30 miles up the limit is what the ticket says). Then in Feb/2015 I got stopped again for speeding in the Triboro bridge and the officer said that I was also 30mph up the limit. My driver license is from PA. I pleaded guilty on the second ticket online and I paid $203. I also received the other fine where the NYS DMV wants $300 more. I wanted to pay for the first ticket online as well, but now they want me to appear at a TVB office. I was planning to plead “guilty”, pay the fine and get the matter over with. Do you recommend I do so, or would it be worthy to plead “not guilty” and challenge the ticket. What do you recommend?
May 10, 2015
Fher – to confirm – you have 6 points on your license and are considering pleading guilty to another 6 point ticket? If this is correct, then please be advised that your license will be suspended in NY, which may impact your right to drive in PA. I strongly suggest you fight this ticket to protect your license, and mitigate the financial impact of this offense.
May 4, 2015
I received a speeding ticket in saratoga springs, NY for driving 45 in a 30 MPH zone. The officer said that if he were not doing the speed enforcement, he would have given me a warning. Could i use this as an arguement in the court? Also I had a ticket using cell phone 4 years ago, I am wondering if its point would still be in effect.
Thanks
May 10, 2015
This argument would unfortunately not work. The issue is whether you were speeding – which the officer has stated you were. The points from the cell phone violation will not impact your current license status.
April 27, 2015
I am an out-of-state driver who received a speeding ticket (1180d) back in August 2012 while driving on the Saw Mill Parkway. I was cited through observation only (no radar, laser, etc.) as going 80/50. I do not believe this to be correct and I entered a plea of not guilty. Various elements of the ticket are incorrect in regard to the car and my personal information. Most is minor, but my birthdate is radically wrong (i.e. wrong month, wrong day, and wrong year and these are each off by several digits). The location of where he pulled me over is also incorrect by about 3 exits. Further, even though I received a letter acknowledging my plea in November 2012, I received no word from the court until last month (April 2015) informing me of a pre-trial/conference date. Do I have grounds for negotiating a plea deal or even a dismissal (since it has taken well over 2 years to be granted an appearance date from the court)?
April 29, 2015
We need the precise name of the court in order to advise you further. You may contact us for a free consultation at 888-883-5529.
April 22, 2015
I got pulled over for speeding and got a 1180D ticket in CORFU Village NY Zip 14036. Ticket reads as 59 on a 35 Zone. This is my first ticket ever on my license how will this impact my points and insurance.
April 29, 2015
You are facing the following penalties: a) 6 points, b) fines in the amount of $300, c) court fees of $93, d) a driver responsibility assessment of $300 over 3 years, e) an increase in your insurance rates by an average of 20-25% . I suggest you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate these harsh consequences.
April 22, 2015
I received a speeding ticket 85/55 on the sprain brook pkway in Valhalla, Ny (mount pleasant town court) in July 2012. I pled not guilty by mail. I finally have a pretrial conference in 6/2015(3 years later). My driving record in last 18 months is fine. My license is from CT. I am planning to say I was probably speeding, but not 30 miles over speed limit, maybe 10. What do you advise? Thank you for your time.
April 29, 2015
Maria – this is an excellent question. I suggest you contact us so we may advise further.
April 21, 2015
good afternoon,
i was on a roadtrip upstate to meet my friends at SUNY oneonta . and i got pulled over. on state route 17 doing 92 in a 55. i claimed i handt been going that fast and that i had not seen a speed limit. so i recieved a ticket. i then not even an hour later got pulled over again by a state tropper for doing 82 in a 65. i was on cruise control going down a hill and i had picked up speed and at the bottom of the hill. in the blindspot there was a state tropper. i pulled myself over immediatly the second i saw them move.
i am a fulltime college student. i work 40 plus hours a week at centruy 21. and i intern at the HEARST corporation in the city. i am a conservative jew.
i can afford the tickets. but i cannot afford the points.
how many points will i recieve and how much will the fines be.
i dont have any prior speeding tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
please get back to me. have a wonderful day.
sincerely,
benjamin steinberg
April 29, 2015
You are looking at an 8 point ticket, and a 4 point ticket. The fines for the 8 point ticket will be $693 & driver responsibility assessment (DRA). The fines for the 4 point ticket will be $393 & DRA (if applicablese two tickets will result in your license suspension.
April 21, 2015
I got a ticket for 13 over in school zone. I was only going 5 over so I think I should fight it. I’m 16 and it happened in Conklin ny.
April 29, 2015
This 4 point ticket will carry a fine of $693. Additionally, it will likely increase your insurance rates. I suggest you fight the ticket to avoid these consequence.
April 21, 2015
Hello, Just got pulled over in Buffalo NY heading to Niagra Falls, 74mph in a 55mph zone. Haven’t had a speeding ticket or accident in about 8-10yrs. There wasn’t a fine associated with the ticket, but I can’t drive up from Boston to fight it. How much is the ticket and is the cost to fight it negate any benefit?
April 29, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket, with a $203 fine. This will likely have a significant impact on your insurance rates.
April 19, 2015
You are facing a 4 point ticket which carries fines of $203.
April 18, 2015
I got pulled over doing 84 in a 65 in the town of elmira on hwy I86. I was keeping up with traffic amd got in the other lane due to another office pulled someone else over. I noticed flashing lights but then he turned them off. I got over In the slow lane and he turned them back on. The person in front of me and I pulled over. He didn’t even ask me if I knew how fast I was going nor if I knew the speed limit.
April 19, 2015
You are facing a 4 point ticket, which carries fines of $393, along with a significant insurance impact. It is therefore suggested you fight this speeding ticket.
April 18, 2015
I got ticket Val section 1180b. 75 to 55 zone .1 interstate I 90E/B
75 mph in a 55 mph zone.how many point cut and fine? It n.y state buffalo.
Tin
April 12, 2015
I received a speeding ticket on West Shore Expressway, 75 in 50. Honestly thought the speed limit was 55. I was in the left lane passing cars in right lane.
April 15, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket, which will have fines and an impact on your insurance. If you would like to discuss your options, you may contact us for a free consultation.
April 9, 2015
I received a speeding ticket Monday night on my way into the Midtown tunnel (coming down the ramp. It says 74 mph, but the box next to it (In MPH Zone) is blank. I’m not sure what the speed limit is there. How do I proceed if I want to fight it?
April 12, 2015
If you want to fight this ticket, you need to plead not guilty. You will then get a court date for your trial. Please be advised – there is no plea bargaining in this court system. Many people hire legal representation to aid them in these matters.
April 7, 2015
Hi, I got a ticket in Rockland NY for 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. I am a California licensed driver and this is my fist ticket. How will the points be reflected on my driver’s license and is there any way to have the points removed? Thanks
April 12, 2015
The violation for this 4 point ticket will transfer. Thus, your insurance rates will likely be impacted. In order to have these points removed, you must plead not guilty and seek a reduction / dismissal at trial.
April 5, 2015
I just received a ticket this morning on State Route 55 in the Town of Poughkeepsie at 10:52 this morning going 60 in a 45 MPH Zone. We live in Long Island and was wondering what to do. The ticket was coded section 1180D. We were visiting the Franklin Roosevelt’s Home and Presidential Library (great day for the most part).
April 15, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket which carries a total fine of $393, along with an impact on your insurance rates. It is therefore suggested you fight this ticket to avoid / mitigate the consequences.
April 5, 2015
Got pulled over doing a 72 in a 45. Officer never issued a ticket not gave a citation. Just a warning. Drove off and left where I pulled over. 2 mths later I receive a summons stating I never took care of speeding ticket and that I was nearing a suspension of license. No speeding ticket yet one was on record. I plead not guilty and am awaiting another court appearance in July. And advice on how to handle situation?
April 14, 2015
You are facing a 6 point ticket, which will result in fines of approximately $393, and a driver responsibility assessment charge of $300. It appears as if the officer gave you a ticket at the time of the incident, but never advised you of such. I suggest fighting the ticket to avoid the consequences.
April 3, 2015
Hi I just got a ticket for 67 in a 45 on highway 17. It was a work zone but he only gave me a ticket for 1180d. Idk if I should plead guilty or not guilty? Its my first ticket ever. Plus I was wondering if I would have to go to trail if I plead not guilty or if they would do a plea over the phone?
April 3, 2015
Scott – you are facing a 6 point ticket, which carries fines of $393 and a DRA assessment of $300. If you plead not guilty – you will generally need to go to court to handle the trial. As an attorney, I am able to appear on your behalf.
April 2, 2015
I was in 40mph in queens school zone and it’s my first offense ?
April 3, 2015
Kindly contact us to discuss your case further.
April 2, 2015
Hello, today I was driving down Niagara Falls Blvd. in Amherst, NY and was stopped at a red light. The vehicle in front of me was too tall to see over so when he let off his brakes I also did assuming the light was green but it was not. I struck the rear of his vehicle and a policeman was summoned. I received a ticket for an 1180A “Speed not reasonable and prudent”. However my license was also expired for less than 60 Days so i got 2 tickets, the 1180A and an 5091 “unlicensed operator” ticket. What should I do and what kind of fees would I be looking at?
April 3, 2015
Evan – the fines for an 1180(a) are $150 maximum fine, and $93 court fee. The unlicensed operator ticket will cost $300, along with a $93 court fee. In addition to these penalties, you will likely face an insurance increase. I therefore suggest you fight these tickets and avoid the associated consequences.
April 2, 2015
Just received a speeding ticket 78 on a 65 miles per Hour on Interstate 86 East Bound. I have a PA license, never gotten any tickets in NY. Have not received any speeding tickets in over 10 years. I am a 63 year Old disable Veteran and I must of got distracted for a short time, I do not speed. The court is in Stow, NY. I find the fee of 300.00 an insult and feel it was a trap speeding zone. What can you do for me and hgggow much will it cost I have very limited funds, thank you.
April 3, 2015
We can fight this ticket on your behalf, and assist you in eliminating / mitigating the fines, penalties, and insurance impact this ticket will have. You may contact us for a free consultation for further information specific to your case.
March 31, 2015
I was pulled over July 2014 in Brooklyn for doing 56 mph in a 35 mph zone. My hearing date is July 2015. I know that this is a 6 point ticket. I also know that NYC has no plea bargaining so my question is this–hiring your firm would help me in what way?
April 3, 2015
Mike – we are able to bring this matter to trial for you, cross examine the officer, take testimony, and fight for a dismissal on your behalf. As experienced attorneys, we are confident in our ability to provide you with stellar legal representation.
April 13, 2015
What is your success rate at getting speeding tickets dismissed in NYC and what do you charge?
April 15, 2015
This depends on the specific facts of your case. I suggest you contact us for a free consultation.
April 10, 2015
Hi I have 2 questions, my first is I got a speeding ticket saying I went 70mph/50mph on the Bronx river pkwy on the third lane. I know for a fact I wasn’t going 70 because I was doing 45mph which is the actual speed limit on the Bronx river not 50mph. No way a radar can catch you doing an exact 70 . My second question is if an officer writes the wrong color of vehicle on the ticket and doesn’t complete your ticket with the right address can it be dismissed?
April 12, 2015
An error such as you are describing will not invalidate a ticket. While we do not know what the officer clocked you at, keep in mind that 21 mph over is a 6 point ticket, and 20 mph is a 4 point ticket. You may contact us if you are interested in fighting this ticket.
March 26, 2015
I was ticketed for doing75 in a 55 what do I have to pay
March 27, 2015
Please contact us to discuss – as we need to know which court is handling your case.
March 25, 2015
I got a disobey red light in queens.. Already got 2 points on my record..how would this impact me..
March 27, 2015
Aside from fines, this could impact your insurance rates.
March 25, 2015
I just got pulled over for going 60 in a 35 zone in Cheektowaga, NY. Should I plead guilty or not guilty. It is my first ticket. The officer said it was a 6 point violation. What should I do?
March 27, 2015
I suggest you plead not-guilty, as this 6 point ticket carries substantial fines ($693); a driver responsibility assessment ($300 over 3 years) and a significant insurance impact.
March 24, 2015
I was in Eden, NY yesterday at night, an unfamiliar area to me, and turned onto a rd that didn’t immediately have a speed sign. Half way down it did, 30 mph, but the man in front of me was going about 45 so I did as well. I saw the police officer and slowed, he pulled around behind me, by then I had slowed all the way to 30, and then he flashed his lights and pulled me over. Should I fight even though I know I was doing something wrong? If so, how?
March 27, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket which will result in fines of $393, and a significant insurance increase. You should fight your ticket to mitigate / avoid these consequences.
March 23, 2015
Hi! I got a ticket doing 77 on the palisades parkway, in the 50 mph zone. I’m in the market for an attorney, would you be able to send me an email at [email protected] with information such as what you can hope to accomplish, an estimate for your legal fee, as well as help navigate me through this experience for the first time? Thanks
March 27, 2015
You are facing a 6 point ticket, which will have fines ranging from $203 – $393. Additionally, the driver responsibility assessment would also apply. This assessment would total $300 over the course of 3 years for 6 points.
March 22, 2015
I got a speeding ticket in Yorktown NY, the officer states I was going 99 in a 55 zone, how much would I have to pay and points
March 27, 2015
Kim – you are facing significant consequences, including fines of approximately $600, a driver responsibility assessment fee of $670, substantial increases in your insurance rates, and license suspension. Because of the severity of these consequences, I strongly advise you to contact us for a free consultation.
March 21, 2015
I got a speeding ticket on my way home 66 in a 40 with laser. It say TVB City of rochester… Should i plea not guilty or just pay the fine? what would the points and fine be?
March 27, 2015
You are facing a 6 point ticket, which carries fines of $203, driver responsibility assessment of $300 over 3 years, and a significant insurance impact. You should fight your ticket to avoid these consequences.
March 20, 2015
I got a speeding ticket in hemosty in nassau Hempstead doing 103 on a 55 , what is the fine and points can I fight it reduce it ? First ticket help
March 20, 2015
This is an 11 point ticket, with a fine of $693, a DRA penalty of $675, and a license suspension. You can fight this ticket, and I strongly suggest you do so.
March 20, 2015
Hi,
I have received speeding ticket with supporting deposition. 92 in 65 zone. Can I do ” Plea of not guilty”. Please advise. I have Ontatio Lic.
I told officer that I was bit over, however when I realize her I reduce speed. By means on posted speed.
She wrote “I didn’t realize, then when I did i slowed down”.
March 20, 2015
You can plead not guilty to this 6 point ticket. The fines for this offense are $300 in court fines, $93 in court fees, and a $300 driver responsibility assessment charge.
March 11, 2015
I received a speeding ticket for doing 97 in a 65 in the county of chemung NY on hwy. no. 86 on 03/08/2015 at 3:35 pm I was unaware of how fast I was going should I plead guilty or no guilty, what charges am I facing should I fight it?
March 13, 2015
You are facing an 8 point ticket, which carries fines of $600, court fees of $93, and a drive responsibility assessment of $450. This ticket will also impact your insurance rates. You should consider fighting this ticket to avoid or mitigate these consequences.
March 10, 2015
I received going 30 in a school zone. (15 over the limit) What do I face?
March 13, 2015
Your fine will depend on the court, although it can range from $230 – $600.
March 8, 2015
In August of 2014 i received a speeding ticket on the Grand central parkway at 4:15am going 77 in a 50. The actual ticket is labeled at an 1180D but when i requested a copy online from the TVB it states that I’m in violation of 1180D(2). What can i expect? Is there anything i can do? Is it possible to fight this? (I have postponed this ticket once already till August 2015)
March 13, 2015
Robert – you are facing a 6 point speeding ticket. This ticket can be fought, although a trial will be necessary, as there is no plea bargaining in this court system.
March 2, 2015
I got a speeding ticket for 61 in a 30 but at the time my spadomitor was broke so I wasn’t aware of how fast I was going. I got it fixed after and have the receipt. I went to court and they told me I have to come back for a conference what does that mean. Also I happend to get 2 speeding tickets in the same month at least 1 year ago but am not sure if it has been 18 months since
March 5, 2015
Please contact us to discuss further – as this ticket is 8 points and might jeopardize your license.
February 26, 2015
I received a speeding ticket on the LIE in Suffolk County, NY. The posted speed limit is 55mph. I was clocked at 83mph with a Tru-speed Laser. This is my first ticket in this jurisdiction. I have plead not guilty and have a court date scheduled for March 24 in Hauppauge, NY at the TVB. I am currently a NYPD candidate and have a prior speeding ticket in 2009. Any possibility of getting this reduced to avoid any points or possible employment?
March 1, 2015
Rob – the TVB court is a trial court – with no possibility of plea bargaining. In order to avoid points, you must prove your case at trial. Because of your future employment aspirations, I suggest you contact us for further detail.
February 24, 2015
Hi …i have got pull over in high way i was driving 80 in 65 in newyork so and police officer gave me latter that I should mail it and when they received that they will send me ticket but still yet i have not send it and i even missed the court date ..So what will happened next ..
February 26, 2015
You need to determine the status of your license by contacting the court.
February 24, 2015
HEY,
I RECIEVED A TWO TICKETS ONE FOR HAVING NO LICENSE AND ANOTHER ONE FOR SPEEDING I WAS GOING 60 ON A 35 ZONE WHEN I WENT TO COURT YESTERDAY THE JUDGE TOLD ME TO GO BACK AFTER I GET MY LICENSE WICH I HAVE SCHEDULE BEFORE WHAT WILL HAPPEN ? CAN I FIGHT THIS TICKET AND NOT GET POINTS IM 18 THIS HAPPENED IN SOUTHAMPTON NY THANKS .
February 26, 2015
Due to the facts of your case, I suggest you contact us to discuss this case in further detail.
February 23, 2015
I got a speeding ticket for going 85 in a 55 but I wasn’t paying attention to the speed because I was keeping up with traffic. I already have some points on my license from a few years ago. I just can’t afford to have my license suspended. Is there anything I can do?
February 26, 2015
Please contact us and advise which court is hearing your case.
August 10, 2015
I received a speeding ticket:82 in 55 zone in orange county, I live no where near orange county. I have a very clean license. when I was pulled over I rolled the window down, down enough so that papers can go through, he asked for it to be lowered than what I had. after that he stated that I was going 87 in 55 zone which I and the passenger stated that I was not got 87, there was no way I was going 87 on a curved / straight street. he said yes you where ma’am. before I even passed the officer I looked down and saw I was doing 60 in 55 zone. as soon I passed another car passed right by me. he stated that I was the only one on the strip which I wasn’t. when I received the ticket it stated that I was going 82 in 55 zone. Now I don’t know what to believe because he said that I was going 87 now on paper it says 82. I really need help to fight this ticket.
August 18, 2015
Jida – you are facing a 6 point ticket that carries fines ($393), a driver responsibility assessment fee ($300), and a substantial impact on your insurance rates. You may contact us to discuss your options.
January 21, 2016
hi, Adam. good evening. I received a speeding ticket in New york for 40 mph/25 mph. i could not respond to ticket in the first thirty days and then scheduled the hearing on March 21, 2016 and also paid $40 bond. How would be able to help me in this matter? this is the first speeding ticket in my last 5 years license record. you can contact me at 718-200-8455. thank you and have a wonderful weekend .
February 4, 2016
Hi Muhammad, you were clocked at 15mph over the limit. This is a 4 point ticket with a maximum fine of $393. Not responding to a ticket will cause fines to increase and could cause your license to be suspended. If you would like more information about having this solved you can contact us at 888-883-5529 or someone will reach out to you as soon we can.
February 23, 2015
I was ticketed for going 44 in a 30 mph. This happened in Brooklyn 65th street which is one of the major corridors.
On the ticket, the officer left the “Radar operator name” field blank. Would this be a valid defense?
Given that I have a clean driving record, is bargaining at the court hearing possible for a lesser charge, such as disobeying a posted speed sign?
Thanks.
February 26, 2015
No, this would not be sufficient to warrant dismissal of your ticket. There is no plea bargaining in this court system – and your case would be decided at a trial.
February 22, 2015
Hi, today I received a ticket for going 63 mph in a 45 mph zone on highway No. 781 (right before you approach the main gate of Fort Drum). I have a clean driving record as this is my first offense. I thought I was still in 55 mph zone at the time of the ticket. Should I fight this and plead not guilty or plead guilty and pay the fine?
February 26, 2015
This is a 4 point ticket which carries a maximum fine of $300, along with court fees of $93. Additionally, this will impact your insurance rates. You should therefore consider fighting this ticket to mitigate the damages.
February 21, 2015
Received a ticket for 86 in a 65 zone in Peru New York. No prior tickets or moving violations. Do not live close enough to the area to appear in court.
February 26, 2015
If you hire an attorney, you typically would not need to appear in court for this matter.
November 28, 2015
I cought a ticket from a state trooper in sullivan ny upstate doing 81 in a 65 3 am thanks giving eve i live in yonkers and its so far to go back and forth to fight it what should i do
December 2, 2015
You are looking at a 4 point ticket in New York with a max. fine of $393 and an increase in your insurance. We can help you fight and you would not have to come to court. Call us at 888-434-0406.
February 20, 2015
Hello I got a speeding ticket in queen ny and im from nj I know this carry a 6 point how can u help me thanks p.s my lic is clean
February 26, 2015
This ticket will transfer 2 points to your NJ license. We can take this case to trial and attempt to have the charges dismissed.
February 17, 2015
hi,
i received a speeding ticket on I87 north clocked at 92 in 65 zone today in ausable (clinton county.) the officer said i could file a “reduce traffic infraction” application with clinton county DAs office. i have a clean NYS driving record – this was my first offense. what are my choices? fines/fees and/or penalties? thanks!
February 17, 2015
You are facing a 6 point ticket, which entails fines of $393, a Driver Responsibility Assessment Fee of $300 over 3 years, and a potentially significant impact on your insurance rates. Your clean driving record does help. I suggest you consider fighting this ticket to avoid these significant penalties.
February 23, 2015
Got a ticet last year for driving 90 at 65mph zone in upstate NY but didnt get a lawyer and paid all the fees worth $600+. Now when i tried to renew my id at dmv, they said there is a red flag. Are there more fines? Can I still get a lawyer?
February 26, 2015
Check to make sure you paid the driver responsibility assessment charge.
March 22, 2015
Hello!!! Today is March 22 , just got a speed ticket 75 in 50 zone!!!
I need help please, over years my license very clean!! 9176223841 !!!
March 26, 2015
Diana – this is a 4 point ticket that will include fines, court fees, and an impact on your insurance. You may contact us to discuss the specific facts of your case in detail.
February 15, 2015
I got a ticket for 1225D use of a portable electronice device while operating a motor vehicle. I know there are 6 points associated with this ticket but I have a PA license so I don’t think it will effect my insurance, however I drive in NY daily and if there is a way to plea this down I would probably be better off doing so. Any advice?
February 16, 2015
Kelly – your ability to obtain a reduced charge for this 5 point ticket depends on which court is handling this matter. In order to provide you with more information, please contact us to discuss the specifics of your case.
February 12, 2015
I got a ticket going 53mph on a 30mph . What is my case? What will I have to deal with?
February 13, 2015
Where did this happen?
February 6, 2015
I received a ticket for 50 in 30 in Manhattan last summer. The stated fine is $203. Could I end up paying more than that after being found guilty at my hearing (South Manhattan)? I was able to push back the hearing date until this summer – more than a full year after the offence. Thank you.
February 13, 2015
You can end up paying a max fine for a 4 point ticket of $393.
February 5, 2015
Hi – I received a speeding ticket: 68 in 50 zone. The ticket says Section: 1180D. Description says Speed In Zone. Not sure what speed in zone means as the fine schedule has Speeding, Speeding in School zone and Speeding in Work Zone.
How much is this ticket? Points? Can this ticket be fought? What is the most probably outcome?
Thanks!
February 12, 2015
Dennis – you are facing a 4 point ticket, with fines ranging from $203 – $393, depending on the court. This is not a school zone or work zone ticket, although the language of the offense does imply as such. This ticket can be fought, although predicting an outcome would require more information.
February 3, 2015
I got a speeding ticket in new york state about 3 years ago – I paid it and had to do the drivers responsibily assessment – I have an ontario license. If I only paid $100 for the responsibily program – am I still able to drive in NY state? I did not get a confirmation that payment was received or if I owed anything more???? I need to travel again in NY State but how do I confirm that I can legally drive in that state??
February 11, 2015
The driver responsibility assessment is at a minimum of $300 over 3 years. You should call the DMV to determine how best to bring your payments up to date and assure your license is in good standing.
February 3, 2015
Hi. I got pulled over on the NYS thruway in Eden about a month ago for going 80/65. I was in the fast lane passing a car in the right lane and he pulled me over. My dad also works for the state and always told me not to bother slowing down when I see a cop because they already have me clocked in, so I never slowed down any. What should I do?
February 12, 2015
You should consider fighting this 4 point ticket, in order to mitigate / eliminate the fines (ranging from $203 – $393) and insurance impact.
January 26, 2015
I got speeding ticket for first time and it is in Hammond court in NY, they said i was 45 in 30 speed zone. what will the point and fine in this case
January 27, 2015
You are facing 4 points, $300 in court fines, and $93 in court fees.
January 21, 2015
I recieved a speeding ticket 72 in a 55. The violation was written as speed not speeding and The officer misspelled the city in my address. also he wrote for the location the wrong location. It was dark out and I was surrounded by like vehicles so I was mistaken. Do I have a case againt his judgment for the info on the ticket being wrong, and can I question what radar was used and proof if the officer calibrated it?
January 26, 2015
No, these mistakes are not sufficient to warrant dismissal of a ticket.
January 20, 2015
I received a speeding ticket in Bronx, NY. Officer “clocked” me at 80 on a 55 on I-95N (3rd lane). They were sending the information to my old address since September. I am a CT resident. What can we do ? What will my fines be?
January 20, 2015
John – you are facing a 6 point ticket, which will have a total fine due of $203.00. Additionally, you will have to pay $300.00 as a Driver Responsibility Assessment. While you are licensed in CT, the violation will transfer and will negatively impact your insurance rates. You should consider fighting these charges to help mitigate or avoid these consequences.
January 17, 2015
I just got a speeding ticket in NY. A 40 in a 30 the second part of the ticket say supporting deposition saying I said I believe I was doing about 42 or 43 what does this mean if I plead not guilty ?
January 20, 2015
While a supporting deposition can be used against you, it will not bar a defense to your ticket.
January 3, 2015
I received a speeding ticket for going 81 on a 55. How much will the fine be ??
January 18, 2016
The amount of the fine will depend on where this occurred. Generally speaking, it will range from $203 – $393; along with a $300 driver responsibility assessment charge.
February 23, 2016
sir hi i get a speed ticket 81 in 55 mile on Long Island Expressway in Suffolk county exit 63 what i would be fined? what should i do ? thank you for your advice…
March 2, 2016
You would be fined a maximum of $393 for this ticket, along with a $300 assessment charge, and a significant insurance impact.
January 3, 2015
I received a speeding ticket for going 81 in a 55?
January 8, 2016
In order to assist you, we need to know the location of the incident.
December 29, 2014
I recieved a speeding ticket while driving on the Whitestone bridge in NY by a police officer patrolling the bridge. The posted sign is 30MPH as this is a workzone. I was driving with the flo of traffic and was given a ticket for driving 65MPH. I know I was driving above 30mph but certain it was not 65MPH as it was raining and I don’t drive that fast. I was driving about four cars lengh ahead of the police car and wanted to know how he was able to determine how fast I was driving as he was driving as well.
December 28, 2014
i got a speeding ticket on Bloomfield , NJ on 12/27/14 , about 10:00PM .going 40mph on a 25mph zone with no signs on the street.
the fine is $105 or go to court.what do you recomend?thanks
August 28, 2015
I received a ticket in NYC for driving at 47 mph in a 25 mile zone. I was not aware of the 25 mph law; I know the aforementioned is not a valid argument. I wasn’t driving in a reckless manner, there was no much traffic.
I have a clean driving record. Is it worth pleading “not guilty” or should I just plead guilty?
The description/narrative states: “Unposted NYC Speed.”
I appreciate your advise.
September 8, 2015
Martha – you are facing a 6 point ticket which includes fines of $393, an assessment charge of $300, and a significant impact on insurance rates. It is therefore recommended that you fight this ticket.
October 7, 2015
Hi Adam,
I received a speeding ticket in NYC for driving at 47 mph in a 25 mph zone. The ticket notes “unposted” NYC speed limit. Honestly, I didn’t realize I was going way above the speed limit nor did I realized that the speed limit in Manhattan changed since November 2014. I pleaded “not guilty” but now I don'[t know if I just should pay the ticket…what would be my defense?? Please advise.
October 7, 2015
Martha – You are looking at a 6 point ticket that has a fine of $203, and an assessment fee of $300. You may contact our office for a detailed discussion of how best to handle your ticket.
December 21, 2014
What will my fine be and will I get points on NY license 72 in a 55
December 21, 2014
This 4 point ticket has a fine of $203 – $393, depending upon which court has jurisdiction over your case.
December 19, 2014
I received a traffic violation for disobeying a green arrow however there is no green arrow at the intersection that I was caught turning hence it should have read red arrow and there is no red arrow either but there is a posted sign with the symbol of no left turn that is on the street that I made a turn. my question is could this be thrown out on technicality being that no green arrow exists
December 21, 2014
This could be a valid defense to the traffic violation.