Type your plate — we'll pull every open NYC parking ticket on it from the city's public records. Tickets you forgot about, tickets that blew off the windshield — all of them.
🎙 or talk it through with Beat — free 3-min voice call
Tickets you never saw are the expensive ones — the envelope blows off, the camera notice goes to an old address. You never saw the ticket: how tickets hide on your plate, and how to catch the next one free.
Ticket data: NYC Open Data — Open Parking & Camera Violations. Records can lag the street by days and don't reflect payments made very recently. Not legal advice. No guaranteed dismissal.
Fighting tickets one at a time adds up. Two ways to fight back:
Yours. A dispute is filed by the person named on the summons — the vehicle's owner. TicketBeat letters are drafted for that person to sign and file, so only fight tickets in your name (or your vehicle's plate). If a summons names someone else, that person has to be the one to file it.
No — we draft the letter; you submit it through NYC's online dispute portal. It's formatted for the portal and carries a blank signature line for the person named on the ticket.