The code on the ticket is not a city code, which is why the city's systems return nothing for it.
The code written 1110A on a ticket is a section of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law (read it at the New York State Senate), so the ticket is a state moving violation answered to the DMV Traffic Violations Bureau. It is not a camera notice and it is not a parking ticket.
| Who holds it | What that covers | Where to look it up | The clock | What it costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York State DMV, Traffic Violations Bureau | Non-criminal moving violations written in the five boroughs. Not parking, not red light or speed camera, not a misdemeanor or felony. | Plead or pay a TVB ticket, or print an open one | The date is on the ticket. DMV publishes no single number of days, only the penalty for missing it: your license is suspended. | No single figure published. Stated when you plead or pay. |
| NYC Department of Finance | Parking tickets, red light camera and speed camera violations. These sit on the plate. | Dispute free at nyc.gov, pay at CityPay, or the free plate lookup here | 30 days from the date on the ticket to request a hearing. | Published code by code on the city's fine schedule. |
Every row above links the office that holds the ticket. Sources read 2026-09-22.
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Section 1110 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law is headed obedience to and required traffic-control devices, and subsection (a) puts the duty on the driver to obey the instructions of an official traffic-control device (New York State Senate, Vehicle and Traffic Law, read September 22, 2026). A signal, a stop sign and a yield sign are all traffic-control devices, which is why the charge turns up after a light or a sign.
Because it is a non-criminal moving violation written in the five boroughs, the Traffic Violations Bureau adjudicates it: plead guilty and pay, or plead not guilty and take a hearing (dmv.ny.gov, checked September 22, 2026). DMV lists a violation involving a traffic signal, stop sign or yield sign in its own point table, so a conviction puts points on the license as well as a fine (dmv.ny.gov, the driver point system, checked September 22, 2026).
A red light camera notice is not this charge. DMV states that its bureau does not handle red light camera or speed camera tickets at all (dmv.ny.gov, checked September 22, 2026); those are the city's, they carry no points, and they show up on the plate. The lookup below reads them out of the city's own file.
We compute New York City parking and camera hearing outcomes and publish them free. We hold nothing on state moving violations or on the other agencies' files, so this page sends you to the office that does. If a link has moved, write to me. One person reads that mail and answers it; expect a reply within a few days.
Every claim above is linked to the document it was read from. All read 2026-09-22. Not legal advice.
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