Dispute a Parking Violation
Note: The Settlement Program ended January 31, 2012. |
Customers who wish to contest a ticket should request a hearing within 30 days of receiving the ticket. This avoids incurring any penalties. Hearings are also available after 30 days, but if an administrative law judge upholds the fine, the penalties may also be owed. After a ticket is in judgment (approximately 100 days without payment or hearing request), a vehicle owner must submit a Request for Hearing After Judgment form to request a hearing. There are three ways to request a hearing: Hearing by Web (online), Hearing by Mail or Hearing in Person.
Federal, State and City Agency employees with parking ticket issues should contact their Agency's Official Business Defenses (OBD) Liaison for further information on the process and to obtain forms.
People who request a hearing by web and are granted a hearing by a judge, will receive that judge's decision via email, as well as by regular mail, provided that the respondent's email is working. If you are requesting a hearing by web, please make sure your email address is correct and your email filters will not reject our response.
Request a Hearing by Web (online)
Request a Hearing-By-Mail
Request an In-Person Hearing
Request for Hearing After Judgment
Appealing a Hearing Decision
Common Reasons for Disputing a Ticket
Violation Codes, Fines, Rules & Regulations
Camera Violations