New York A02342 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for service of parking tickets by mail and provides additional time to respond to such.

New York A02342 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for service of parking tickets by mail. The notice of violation must be sent by first-class mail within fourteen business days if the vehicle is registered in New York, or within forty-five business days if registered out of state. A manual or automatic record of mailing is considered prima facie evidence of the facts. The notice must contain specific information about the vehicle and the violation. The bill also provides additional time for the vehicle owner to respond to the notice of violation.

New York A02342 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for service of parking tickets by mail and provides additional time to respond to such.

New York A02342 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for service of parking tickets by mail. The notice of violation must be sent by first-class mail within fourteen business days if the vehicle is registered in New York, or within forty-five business days if registered out of state. A manual or automatic record of mailing is considered prima facie evidence of the facts. The notice must contain specific information about the vehicle and the violation. The bill also provides additional time for the vehicle owner to respond to the notice of violation.