Author name: Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

NY Traffic Tickets & Moving Violations: Penalties, Points & Defense Guide

Traffic Laws /

 What Clients are Saying ★★★★★  Highly recommend Patricia!  She got my ticket dismissed and judge was very impressed with our documentation. Published  November 24, 2025 By Patricia Scanlon, Traffic Ticket Attorney, NY A How-To Guide on Managing Traffic Tickets New York State driving laws require drivers to be properly licensed, insured, and to follow safety […]

NY Traffic Tickets & Moving Violations: Penalties, Points & Defense Guide Read More »

Don’t Get Caught With a Lapse in Car Insurance!

Insurance /

For New York drivers who believe they’re playing by the rules, such as keeping their car off the road during short lapses in insurance coverage and then reinstating coverage before driving again, there’s an unpleasant surprise waiting just around the corner. Increasingly, motorists are being stopped by police equipped with automatic license plate readers (ALPRs)

Don’t Get Caught With a Lapse in Car Insurance! Read More »

Aggressive driving on Long Island

Long Island, Traffic Laws /

Are Aggressive Drivers Responsible for Traffic Deaths?   According to safety researchers, two-thirds of traffic deaths and a third of injuries nationwide can be traced to aggressive driving. Officials confirm that these dangers have been rising in the post-pandemic years, with enforcement data showing that aggressive driving tickets on Long Island jumped significantly, by over

Aggressive driving on Long Island Read More »

Why Are There So Many Accidents on Long Island Highways?

Highways, Long Island, Traffic, Traffic Laws /

Overview Traffic accidents occur daily on any one of the three major Long Island highways. Accidents similar to this one are common on Long Island parkways and highways. One might ask why? Let’s take a look. Watch Out for the Other Guy! How many times have we heard this expression? But it is so true!

Why Are There So Many Accidents on Long Island Highways? Read More »

Manhattan Congestion Pricing Has Begun!

Highways, New York City, Traffic Laws /

New York City’s congestion pricing program is now in effect. Anyone entering Manhattan from 60th Street and below will have to pay a fee. This initiative aims to tackle the traffic jams and boost public transit funding, which will charge vehicles that enter Manhattan south of 60th Street a toll,  If you enter Manhattan south of

Manhattan Congestion Pricing Has Begun! Read More »

“Daylighting” – What is It and How Will it Make New York City Safer?

New York City, Traffic /

By P. Scanlon, Traffic Attorney A Clear Vision Proposal “Daylighting” is a term used by New York City traffic control to refer to clearing the corners of parked cars at intersections so that cars coming from around the corner can see oncoming traffic. Currently, vehicles are allowed to park up to the crosswalk of any

“Daylighting” – What is It and How Will it Make New York City Safer? Read More »

Why Should My Teenager Take a Driver’s Education Course?

Traffic Laws /

By P. Scanlon, Traffic Attorney Driver’s education programs typically consist of verbal instructions and real-time lessons. They are designed to demonstrate the correct methods for driving and how to follow New York State traffic laws. The importance of taking a driver’s education course cannot be overstated. Safety Teenagers are notorious for not following the rules

Why Should My Teenager Take a Driver’s Education Course? Read More »

NYC Listed Among the Worst Cities for Traffic

New York City, Traffic /

By Pat Scanlon, Traffic Attorney You may think cities in some Asian metropolises would have the world’s highest traffic congestion. Well, you may be surprised to find out that these cities are no match to some in Europe, South America, and the United States. According to a study by traffic management company INREX, London and Chicago

NYC Listed Among the Worst Cities for Traffic Read More »

What to Do If You Get a Ticket on a Car You Borrowed

Traffic /

When borrowing someone else’s car, it’s essential to exercise responsibility and respect for both the owner and the vehicle. If you are going to lend your car to another driver, be aware that you will be responsible for any redlight/or speed camera tickets they get–those tickets are tied to the plate, and the registered owner

What to Do If You Get a Ticket on a Car You Borrowed

Read More »

Patricia Scanlon, Traffic Attorney 516-439-9442
Attorney Advertising – Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Enter a court name or location to filter the list below.
Scroll to Top