“No points” doesn’t mean “no consequences.” Some NY traffic violations carry zero points but can still raise insurance rates. VTL 509(1) is a good example. 👉 https://t.co/Ua4xO54788 #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #InsuranceImpact

NY Move Over Law fact: Emergency vehicle on shoulder w/ lights? Change lanes left (if safe) or slow down big time. VTL 1144-a(a) = 2 points + fine if ignored. https://t.co/AxaOjTbJCd #NYTrafficLaw #MoveOver #VTL1144a

Open beer/can in your car in NY? VTL 1227-1 = ticket (up to $243 total), even if not drinking & it's a passenger's. 0 points, but trunk it to be safe. https://t.co/4cOWR33rg8 #NYTrafficLaw #OpenContainer #VTL1227

In NY, some buses equipment may exceed normal width limits under VTL 385(1)(f) — but only if they meet specific statutory conditions. 👉 https://t.co/OOcvrdvioJ #NYLaw #VTL385 #TrafficLaw

🚦 Broken traffic light in NY? Treat it like a stop sign — full stop! VTL 1117: Rolling through = 3 points + up to $243 fine. https://t.co/yHgZj48bSV #NYTrafficLaw #VTL1117 #TrafficTips

Farm equipment can exceed width limits in NY — but only in specific situations. VTL 385(1)(b) provides a narrow exception, not a blanket rule. 👉 https://t.co/Ka17OV8fc0 #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL385

You can get 3 points for driving TOO SLOW in NY. VTL 1181(a): Impeding traffic by going slow (e.g., left-lane camping). Up to $243 total cost — no minimum speed sign needed. https://t.co/UYVYy2uIT0 #NYTrafficLaw #VTL1181 #MoveOver

Headlights ON when wipers are ON. That’s NY’s VTL 375(2)(a) — even for light rain or mist. 🌧️💡 👉 https://t.co/HQ4jism0RB #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL375

Under-21 in NY? ⚠️ One sip → BAC 0.02–0.07 % → VTL 1192-a = 🚫 6-month suspension + 💸 $225 in fees No points, but you’re walking for half a year 👟 https://t.co/pWScxPUJkk #NYTrafficLaw #ZeroTolerance #TeenDrive

School-zone speeding in NY (VTL 1180(c)) ONLY applies when: • It’s a school day during posted hours, or • The beacons/electronic signs are flashing. No posted hours = beacons must be on. 👉 https://t.co/BlAOD0Lnut #TrafficLaw #VTL1180c #NYLaw

In NY, you can be charged under VTL 1146(a) even without a collision. If your driving endangers a pedestrian, cyclist, or animal, that’s enough. 👉 https://t.co/kef9hJV7yS #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL1146

Backing up unsafely? In NY, that’s a ticket — even without a crash. VTL 1211(a) = moving violation + possible insurance impact. 👉 https://t.co/2WVjLWZZ8V #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL1211

Driving with an expired, suspended, or never-issued license? That’s VTL 509(1). No points, but insurance rates can spike. Learn more: https://t.co/Ua4xO54788 #NYLaw #VTL509 #TrafficLaw #InsuranceImpact

Hauling a wide load? 📏🚚 NY law (VTL 385(1)(a)) limits vehicle + load width. Too wide = you’re not just “oversized” — you’re breaking the law. Check before you drive: https://t.co/z4TDvDrZ9r #NYLaw #Trucking #Overwidth #RoadSafety

Ocean Beach is a car-free island 🏝️. Its justice court ⚖️ is in session on the 3rd Saturday of the month @ 10:30 am. Cases: noise, open containers, underage drinking, “traffic” tickets with almost no cars.

NY law: signal every lane change & turn. VTL 1163(d) violations = 2 points + fine. More here: https://t.co/T8uuNBqx5O #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL1163

❄️ NY Winter Driving Alert ❄️ Tailgating on snow/ice = VTL 1129 ticket 3 points | Up to $150 fine | Insurance spike Leave 4–5 seconds of space. Your license (and bumper) will thank you. Full statute & fixes 👇 https://t.co/W1yLJpbNET #NYTrafficLaw #VTL1129 #DriveSafe

In NY, you can be ticketed for cruising in the left lane. VTL 1128(c) = use designated lanes correctly (passing only). 👉 https://t.co/zRlcwvEMpw #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL1128

Butternuts Town Court handles hunter-related tickets, including violations for not wearing enough fluorescent orange. These DEC cases are non-criminal and usually end with a modest fine though it may impact the hunting record.

You can get a NY speeding ticket even below the limit. VTL 1180(e) = unreasonable speed for conditions (snow, fog, curves, low visibility). 👉 https://t.co/nVd6Ku1vGT #NYLaw #TrafficLaw #VTL1180