Fight a double parking ticket.
A double parking ticket in NYC costs $115 — one of the most expensive common violations. Delivery drivers and commercial vehicles get them constantly, and many are written in situations the rules actually allow.
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Double parking rules in NYC
- The fine for double parking (violation code 46) is $115 citywide
- In Midtown Manhattan (14th to 60th Streets, First to Twelfth Avenues), double parking of any vehicle is banned 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., except Sundays
- Commercial vehicles have a limited exception for quick pickups, deliveries or service calls when there's no open parking space or marked loading zone within 100 feet on either side of the street
Don't wait: you have 30 days from the date the ticket was issued to dispute it before late penalties are added. Unanswered camera violations go into judgment after about 75 days; parking tickets after about 100 days.
Grounds we look for
- Your commercial vehicle was actively loading, unloading or on a service call and no legal space or loading zone was available nearby
- You were stopped temporarily to pick up or drop off passengers, or were stopped by traffic
- The officer's description doesn't match the location or your vehicle
- Missing or wrong details on the ticket — plate, state, date, time, or location
How we help
Send us a photo of the double parking ticket (front and back if it's a paper notice) plus your plate number using the form, by text, or on WhatsApp at 212-666-1234. We review it free, tell you honestly whether it's worth fighting, and if it is, we prepare and file the dispute with the NYC Department of Finance and follow it through. Our fee is a $2.99 processing fee per ticket we dispute plus 50% of what you save if it's dismissed — if we don't win, you don't pay the 50%.
Frequently asked questions
- How much is a double parking ticket in NYC?
- $115 in every borough.
- Can commercial vehicles double park in NYC?
- Only in limited cases — for expeditious pickups, deliveries or service calls when no space or loading zone is available within 100 feet — and never in Midtown Manhattan from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. except Sundays.
- I was only there for a minute — can I fight it?
- It depends on why you stopped and where. Picking up or dropping off passengers, or a commercial delivery with no space nearby, can be defenses. Send it to us and we'll tell you.
- Do you handle fleet tickets?
- Yes. We handle tickets for individuals, companies and organizations, and can monitor every plate for new tickets for free.
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Send us a photo of your ticket, or call, text, or WhatsApp 212-666-1234. Email office@wefighttickets.com. The first review is free.
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