New York Traffic Blog

An electric bicycle, commonly known as an e-bike, is a bicycle equipped with an electric motor designed to assist with pedaling. Generally, these vehicles can reach speeds up to approximately…

Increased Police Presence Expected During St. Patrick’s Day Weekend

March 13, 2025

As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, local law enforcement agencies are likely preparing for an increased presence to ensure public safety during celebrations. Additional officers may be on duty throughout the…

Is Your Car Is Spying On You?

January 29, 2025

Bizarre & Funny Traffic Items

Without warning, many motor vehicles have quietly become significant privacy intruders. Newer models collect and share driving-related data about their drivers. Indeed, cars are currently the worst product for privacy,…

Understanding How Suspensions Of NY Driving Privileges Work

December 20, 2024

Traffic Ticket Laws

If your New York driver’s license or privilege to drive has been suspended, it is important to know what type of suspension has been placed on it. A suspension can…

New York’s Move Over Law (NY VTL 1144-A) Expanded

November 13, 2024

Traffic Ticket Laws

The Move Over law has been in effect for 8 years but we still regularly hear from clients that they have no idea about it. Now this law has been…

Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle In New York

October 31, 2024

UPDATE: Effective November 6, 2024, points from a moving violation conviction count against for DMV purposes for 24 months (formerly 18 months), and a conviction to aggravated unlicensed now carry…

Understanding New York’s Traffic Diversion Program

August 7, 2024

Traffic Ticket Laws

UPDATE: Effective November 6, 2024, points from a New York moving violation conviction count against for DMV purposes for 24 months (formerly 18 months). As a New York lawyer for…

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Justin Timberlake Arrested For DWI In Sag Harbor And Makes A Huge Mistake

June 20, 2024

Celebrities & Traffic

UPDATE: Effective November 6, 2024, points from a moving violation conviction count against for DMV purposes for 24 months (formerly 18 months), and a conviction to Driving While Intoxicated now…

Common Myths About Fighting New York Traffic Tickets

June 14, 2024