Parking Tickets/Camera Violations

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Red light camera violation:

New York City Parking Tickets (White Tickets)

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Regardless of who was driving, the owner of the car is responsible for the ticket.
Red light camera tickets do not result in any points on your driving record.
Once the light turns red, the camera is automatically activated by sensors that pick up the vehicle crossing over the crosswalk line.
If you fail to stop, you may be sent a notice of liability in the mail with the picture of your car driving through the red light.

Penalties

The summons should be answered within 30 days. If the amount due on the notice of liability is not paid within 30 days, a notice will be sent to the vehicle owner with a $25 penalty added. A final notice is sent 30 days thereafter if the summons remains outstanding. Enforcement action may commence against the registered owner 14 days following the final notice.

Booting and towing

Your vehicle can be booted if you owe the City of New York $350 or more in parking or camera tickets that are in judgment. Once booted, your vehicle may be towed if you do not pay the judgment debt within 48 hours. (Under certain circumstances, your vehicle may be towed immediately.)

Bus lane camera violations (street-mounted cameras)

Cameras are located at certain bus lane locations. If you violate the bus lane rules, the camera will take a photo and video of your vehicle, and you will receive a summons in the mail.

As of August 19, 2024, if a vehicle has more than one bus lane restriction violation captured by a street-mounted camera within a 12-month period, the driver must pay $50 for the first offense, $100 for the second offense, $150 for the third offense, $200 for the fourth offense, and $250 for each additional offense. This is required under VTL Section 1111-c(e) and Title 19 Section 39-18(a) of the Rules of the City of New York.

Bus lane violations captured by an MTA bus have different escalated fine rules. See the MTA bus camera violations page for more information.

Bus lane rules

Generally, motorists may not drive in a designated bus lane during applicable hours unless:

The motorist is about to enter a driveway or make a right turn at the nearest intersection.
The motorist temporarily stops to expeditiously pick up or drop off a passenger at the curbside.
The motorist is attempting to access a legal parking space next to the bus lane.

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