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Nassau County, New York traffic ticket costs

Nassau County Traffic & Parking Violations Agency (TPVA)

Speeding ticketOn your noticenot published
Insurance over 3 years+$895+11% for about 3 years, state average
Points3–11for speeding
Point and Insurance Reduction Program (PIRP) / defensive driving courseYesavailable, with limits

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How much is a speeding ticket in Nassau County, New York?

1–10 mph overOn your notice[2]

Plus the mandatory state surcharge: A mandatory state surcharge is added to the fine on traffic-infraction convictions: $88, or $93 in town and village courts (DMV).[10][7][8][9][3][11]

What do other tickets cost in Nassau County?

5 other common tickets from the court’s own schedule. Pick one for points, deadlines and ways to keep it off your record.

Every fine on the court's schedule (14)
TicketYou pay
Speeding, 1–10 mph overPrinted as: 1180-D EXCEEDING SPEED LIMITOn your notice[2]
1180-c speeding in school zoneOn your notice[2]
1180-f speeding in work zoneOn your notice[2]
1111-d1 passed red light$338[2]
1172-a passed stop sign$288[2]
Failed to yield right of wayPrinted as: 1141 FAILED TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY$288[2]
1225-c2a improper use of cell phone$288[2]
1225-d1 prohibited use of electronic device$288[2]
1229-c3a no seat belt$238[2]
1128-a unsafe lane change$288[2]
1129-a following too closely$288[2]
1160-e improper u-turn$288[2]
1174-a passed stopped school busOn your notice[2]
319-1u operating w/o insurance inf.On your notice[2]

From the court's schedule effective Apr 1, 2020.

How do you reach Nassau County Traffic & Parking Violations Agency (TPVA)?

Address
801 Axinn Avenue, Garden City, NY 11530[1]

Phone
516-572-2700[1][4]

Hours
In-person appearances 9:00am-11:30am and 1:00pm-3:30pm weekdays (excluding holidays). Night Court sessions 5:30-7:30pm on listed dates.[1] (Night Court dates: https://www.nassaucountyny.gov/5665/Night-Court)

Website
nassaucountyny.gov/tpva

Before you go: 6 more things to know about this court
  • Fine schedule is dated "As of January 2, 2017" and lists typical first-offense amounts when paid on or before the return date. Penalties are added for late payment or late answers. All speeding charges require a court appearance, so no speeding amounts are printed.[2]
  • Agency administrative fees (Applicable Fees page): $55 Public Safety Fee on traffic tickets issued on or after 2017-01-02. $45 Driver Responsibility Fee on any traffic/parking ticket disposed other than by dismissal. $15 initial / $10 subsequent deferred-payment fees. $75 default-conviction fee for missing a trial/hearing. $125 written / $50 oral motion-to-vacate fees. $15 scofflaw/default-judgment processing fee. $50 chargeback fee. $25 bounced-check fee. Card convenience fee set by the processor. Plus NYS DMV $70 per-ticket suspension lift fee (max $400/day).[3]
  • Failure to appear at trial adds $75 to the fines and fees on each ticket.[4]
  • Installment payment plans are available for traffic cases with no extra charges or interest (not for red-light camera or parking tickets).[1]
  • The TPVA is a Nassau County department established by GML §370(2) that assists the Nassau County District Court. Tickets returnable to a city, town or village court instead go to that court (check the ticket).[5]
  • Violation ids speeding_11_30, speeding_31_40, speeding_41_plus are free-string NY bands.

What should you do with a Nassau County ticket?

What kind of ticket did you get in Nassau County?

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How do I pay a traffic ticket in Nassau County?

Through the court's own online payment or case lookup page, linked at the top of this page, or by phone at 516-572-2700.

Sources

Court sources (6)
  1. Nassau County Traffic & Parking Violations Agency (TPVA), Nassau County.
  2. Nassau County TPVA Traffic Fine Schedule (Traffic Fine Assessment), Nassau County.
  3. Nassau County TPVA Applicable Fees, Nassau County.
  4. Nassau County TPVA Traffic Violations, Nassau County.
  5. N.Y. General Municipal Law §370 (traffic violations agencies: Nassau, Suffolk, Buffalo, Rochester), New York State Senate.
  6. Traffic Tickets in New York State, New York State DMV.
New York law and DMV sources (9)
  1. NY DMV: Driver Responsibility Assessment (DRA), New York State DMV.
  2. NY DMV: Point and Insurance Reduction Program (PIRP), New York State DMV.
  3. N.Y. Vehicle and Traffic Law §1809 (mandatory surcharge and crime victim assistance fee), New York State Senate (Consolidated Laws).
  4. N.Y. Vehicle and Traffic Law §1809-E (additional surcharge, $28), New York State Senate (Consolidated Laws).
  5. N.Y. Vehicle and Traffic Law §1809-D (work zone speeding surcharge, $50), New York State Senate (Consolidated Laws).
  6. NY DMV: About New York State Inspections (states the $88 / $93 mandatory state surcharge), New York State DMV.
  7. NY DMV: Plead To or Pay New York City (NYC) 'TVB' Traffic Tickets, New York State DMV.
  8. NY DMV: Traffic Tickets in New York State, New York State DMV.
  9. 15 NYCRR §123.7 (not guilty plea by mail within 15 days after receipt of summons) via Justia Regulations mirror, Justia (mirror of NY Codes, Rules and Regulations).
Insurance sources (4)
  1. State of Auto Insurance in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  2. Car Insurance Rate Increases with a Speeding Ticket in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  3. How Does a DUI Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  4. How Much Will My Car Insurance Rates Go Up After a Crash in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).