Is your NYC ticket worth fighting?
Check the real dismissal rate for your violation — computed from 27 million public NYC hearing outcomes, not guesswork.
Historically, the average decided hearing saved about $20 in fines.Average fine × historical dismissal rate, weighted across violation types with fine data. Reductions not counted; past outcomes don't predict your case.
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Dismissal rates for NYC’s most common tickets
Share of decided hearings that ended “not guilty” (ticket dismissed). Sorted by number of hearings.
Data refreshed from NYC Open Data. Last update: 9/8/2026.