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

Traffic / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

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

How AI is Changing Traffic Control

Highways, Technology, Traffic / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

So you’re sitting in your car on the Long Island Expressway going nowhere and all you see are a parade of cars in front of you and behind you doing the same thing. From the Belt Parkway to the Long Island Expressway and from Brooklyn to Montauk, AI is coming to a town near you. So

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What Happens if You Have a Broken Tail Light and How to Fix It?

Maintenance / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Did you know you can get a ticket if your taillights are broken, fogged, or faded? And if your car is due for an inspection and you have a broken taillight forget about it! In NYC, you are given a chance to get it fixed, and once fixed, you have to mail the DMV the

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What are the Biggest Reasons Why Traffic Builds Up on Highways?

Highways, Traffic / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

So you’re cruising along the Long Island Expressway at 55 MPH with no issues of traffic build-up, but you look ahead and start seeing those red backup lights in the foreground. What’s happening? A traffic jam for sure, but why? Let’s take a closer look at why these highways turn into parking lots, especially on

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Why is Sunrise Highway the Worst Road in Long Island?

Highways / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Overview Sunrise Highway, also known as Route 27, is a 120-mile-long roadway on Long Island that stretches from New York City (Brooklyn), through the Hamptons up to Montauk Point. It is a heavily traveled road, connecting many communities and unfortunately, known for having a high number of accidents. Road Volume Several factors contribute to

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BEWARE! NYPD is Ticketing Stopped Vehicles! Tell Friends and Family!

New York City, Traffic Laws / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Photo: iStock Warning to All New York City Drivers Have you noticed police officers on foot at many busy NYC intersections? NYPD is stationing newer cops at BUSY NYC intersections with the aim of writing tons of 5-point Operating Vehicles while using Electronic Device tickets. While TECHNICALLY noncommercial drivers are permitted to touch an electronic

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New York State Driving Laws

Traffic Laws / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Published February 2, 2026 By Patricia Scanlon, Traffic Ticket Attorney, NY Introduction You probably know that in New York State, you’re required to keep your hands on the wheel at all times. But what are the other laws that apply? Let’s take a look. Here are a few of the most important ones to remember:

New York State Driving Laws

Getting a New York State Driving License

Traffic Laws / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Introduction You’ve decided you’re ready to get your driver’s license. That’s great! Getting your license is an important step in becoming an independent adult. But before you can take the road test, there are a few things you need to do. In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps of getting a driver’s license

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Exploring the History of New York’s Most Famous Highway: The Long Island Expressway

Highways, Long Island / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

The Long Island Expressway is rich in history and has been a defining feature of New York’s landscape since it first opened in 1938. Built to ease the burden of heavy traffic on the Northern State and Southern State Parkways, and the local roads that commercial traffic had to use, the LIE quickly became an

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What’s New in Automotive Technology: A Comprehensive Guide to Car Innovations –

Technology / Patricia Scanlon, Long Island Traffic Ticket Attorney

Driving is no longer just about hitting the open road and enjoying the journey. Today, technology is revolutionizing the automotive industry and transforming the way we drive. From self-driving cars to connected features, the automotive world is becoming increasingly tech-driven. This comprehensive guide explores the latest developments in automotive technology and provides an insight into

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