VTL 509(1), Unlicensed Operator — Community Discussion

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I received an unlicensed-operator ticket in New York, but the plate number written on it is incorrect. Is it worth trying to have the ticket thrown out?Anonymous · November 11, 2024 · 1 reply

Anonymous

I received an unlicensed-operator ticket in New York, but the plate number written on it is incorrect. Is it worth trying to have the ticket thrown out?

November 11, 2024

Benjamin Goldman Law Office

Replying to @Anonymous

If you were charged with VTL 509-1 you should try to fight it because it goes on your driving record. https://capitalregiontrafficlawyer.com/blog/509-1-unlicensed-operator.html

November 11, 2024

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