You’ll need to choose the most convenient date/time of the options provided. When you plead not guilty, you’ll be asked to choose from up to three potential hearing dates. You will just follow the instructions to request notification from the online system once DMV has entered your ticket in their system and you’ll be able to answer and plead not guilty once you get that notification. If it’s not entered by the DMV yet, you will not be deemed late.
We get calls all the time from people who “can’t find” their ticket in the system. It can take longer than that just for the DMV to enter your new ticket under your name/record. One problem you may run into when entering a plea online is that the ticket sometimes doesn’t show up on the DMV system until after their 15 day deadline has passed. Second, you’ll get to hold on to the original ticket instead of mailing that back to the DMV in Albany. First, you’ll get instant confirmation it was done. When compared to pleading by mail, there are two main advantages. We will always recommend entering your plea online when you fight a NYC traffic ticket. You can answer the ticket by returning it by mail to the address provided or by following the instructions to enter your plea online. “Answer” refers to entering your plea and if you are fighting your ticket you will be entering a plea of not guilty. You’ll see on the front of the ticket it mentions that “you must answer this ticket within 15 days of the date of offense”. Here, we’re going to assume you’ve decided to fight and you plan to represent yourself. Whether you decide to fight depends on a few factors including the severity of the traffic violation charge(s), your past driving history, your occupation, your available time (if you decide to fight yourself) and your ability/desire to pay a lawyer (if you determine a lawyer is the right move for you). There is no requirement that you fight it.
The TVB is a state administrative agency that is part of the NYS DMV and handles the adjudication of traffic tickets (moving violations) issued throughout NYC.Īfter your ticket is issued, the first decision you need to make is whether to actually fight it or just plead guilty and pay it. If you’ve decided to fight a NYC traffic ticket, you’ll be dealing with the NYS Traffic Violations Bureau (the TVB).
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