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CROSSWALK — how often New York dismisses it

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Made 2026-09-09. This page holds the violation types and nothing else: no plate, no summons number, no amount, no name, no address, and no way back to whoever made it. It deletes itself 90 days after it was made. Rates recomputed from the city's file on 2026-08-31.

What New York actually does with this charge

Violation, as printed on the summonsMeasured hearing outcome
CROSSWALK
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19.3% dismissed
43.5% dismissed or reduced · 247,475 decided hearings

Citywide, 26.2% of contested tickets end NOT GUILTY across 27,174,101 decided hearings. Above that line, contesting is a reasonable use of an hour; below it, contest only if you hold something specific. These are historical shares of decided hearings, not a prediction for any individual case.

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Rates computed 2026-08-31 from NYC Open Data, "Open Parking and Camera Violations" (dataset nc67-uf89), minimum 1,000 decided hearings per code — methodology. Past outcomes do not guarantee any individual result.

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