Questions from drivers about VTL § 319-1, Driving Without Insurance, answered by the Benjamin Goldman Law Office. For penalties, points, and defense options, read the VTL § 319-1, Driving Without Insurance.
My car was left by a family member parked on the sidewalk and was accumulating many tickets. If I didn't move the car it was going to be towed . At the time of moving the car some lady decided to put her toes under the moving vehicle. Cops was called and I received a no insurance and a no registration ticket. I work for New Jersey Transit and need my license to work . What's the odds of me getting a dismissal or lowered penalty?
I got a ticket driving with no insurance do I plead guilty or not guilty? I brought my brother's truck to go to the junkyard and I thought there were insurance on it.
If you plead guilty, then your license will be revoked for a year. This is a ticket that must be fought in order to save your license.
Is there anything I can do to prevent my license from revoked for not having insurance? Car was parked I was sitting in driver seat smoking a cigarette. The cigarette fell to the floor I dropped the hand brake to retrieve the cigarette. The car rolled a few inched and a lady claimed that my car hit her, which not entirely true. She call the police and I received a ticket operating with no insurance went to court found guilty
This should have been handled by an attorney from day one. At this point, the best bet is to file an appeal and request a Stay on the revocation. An attorney can help.
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No insurance is one of the worst tickets you can get. A conviction is mandatory revocation. There are some possible defenses, though, in your case.