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No Stopping-day/time Limits ticket in NYC: is it worth fighting?
9.2%
dismissed (not guilty)
55.1%
fine reduced
411,394
decided hearings
This violation is rarely dismissed at hearings — dispute only if you have strong evidence or the ticket itself has defects.
Average fine for this violation: $115.
By borough
| Borough | Dismissed | Reduced | Decided hearings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manhattan | 8.6% | 56.4% | 383,098 |
| Brooklyn | 13.7% | 44.2% | 13,933 |
| Queens | 18.1% | 34.4% | 10,142 |
| Bronx | 22.9% | 25.3% | 3,456 |
How to dispute (free, official)
- You have 30 days from the ticket date to dispute without late penalties. After ~100 days without action, the city can enter a default judgment.
- Dispute online at the official NYC Department of Finance site (nyc.gov — Dispute a ticket) or via the “NYC Pay or Dispute” app. It is free.
- Check the ticket for missing or illegible required details (plate, make, law section, place of occurrence…). A defective ticket must be dismissed.
- Attach evidence: photos, receipts, permits, muni-meter receipts, signage photos.
- A hearing decision usually arrives by email within weeks; no in-person visit needed.
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Rates are computed from public NYC hearing records (methodology). Historical statistics are not a prediction for any individual case and are not legal advice.