It depends on what section of law the officer cited. If you got a ticket for disobeying a traffic device under VTL 1110(a), it's two points....

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: https://www.stiteslegal.com/blog/2021/february/the-new-york-dmv-points-system-yes-we-went-there/

If you're handling the ticket on your own, go to court and tell the judge whatever you want to tell them. If you hire an attorney, the attorney...

It will not make a difference. (Just tying this part because the answer above did not meet the 35-character minimum.)

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Just keep checking and you'll be fine.

The officer was right in one regard: He gave you a break. He could have written you a four-point speeding ticket. But, he's incorrect in...

For starters, I'd be wary of whatever advice the "gentleman" you referenced provides you. Assuming he's even telling you the truth, the...

Well, it depends on how the ticket is coded. If the officer wrote you for disobeying a traffic device under VTL 1110(a), it's a two-point...

This is a three-point ticket that is very commonly issued in the five boroughs. I advise you to plead not guilty and request a court date. In...

This charge is a misdemeanor. If convicted, you will owe a fine of $250 and the conviction will go on your driving record. It can affect your...