VTL § 1126(a) Driving to Left of Pavement Markings — Community Discussion

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I'm a resident of Virginia and came to Niagara Falls over the long weekend. While returning to VA, I was driving on 219 S near Ellicottville, NY, and crossed left of pavement marking to cross another vehicle which was driving roughly at 10 mph in a 40 mph zone. I'd like to understand if the case can be dismissed by any chance or potentially reduce the impact on my driving record. Please let me know my options.Anonymous · July 9, 2024 · 1 reply

Anonymous

I'm a resident of Virginia and came to Niagara Falls over the long weekend. While returning to VA, I was driving on 219 S near Ellicottville, NY, and crossed left of pavement marking to cross another vehicle which was driving roughly at 10 mph in a 40 mph zone. I'd like to understand if the case can be dismissed by any chance or potentially reduce the impact on my driving record. Please let me know my options.

July 9, 2024

Benjamin Goldman Law Office

Replying to @Anonymous

This ticket can be reduced to a parking ticket if handled properly.

July 9, 2024

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