NYC
Traffic Ticket Lawyer

Name: Law Office of Gina M Wicik
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Fight the Ticket. Protect Your Driving Record.

Explore Your Ticket Defense Options

Your NYC Ticket. Three Simple Steps.

Send Your Ticket

Upload a clear photo or PDF. Include your contact information and any hearing date or DMV notice.

Gina Reviews It

Gina reviews the charge, possible points, and hearing details. She explains your options and how your driving record may affect the case.

Know Your Next Step

Discuss representation, fees, and whether you need to appear. Get clear answers before deciding how to move forward.

Send Your Ticket for Review

An NYC Traffic Ticket Can Cost More Than the Fine

Paying a ticket may seem like the easiest way to put it behind you. But a conviction can also mean DMV points, added fees, higher insurance costs, or a suspension.

Gina M. Wicik represents drivers facing traffic violations throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. She reviews the allegation, your account of what happened, and the available evidence to identify issues worth challenging.

Start by finding out what the charge requires the officer to prove—and what a conviction could mean for you.

NYC Traffic Violations We Handle

The firm handles matters involving:

Speeding
Cell phone use and texting
Red lights and stop signs
Failure to yield
Unsafe lane changes and improper passing
Following too closely
Passing a stopped school bus

Charged with using a phone behind the wheel? Learn more about New York cell phone ticket defense.

Gina also represents clients facing criminal driving allegations, including reckless driving and driving with a suspended license. These cases follow a different process from ordinary TVB tickets.

How NYC Traffic Violations Bureau Cases Work

The New York State Traffic Violations Bureau, or TVB, handles noncriminal moving violations issued in the five boroughs. Parking tickets, camera tickets, and criminal driving charges are handled separately.

If you plead not guilty to a TVB ticket, your case proceeds to a hearing before an administrative law judge. The officer presents testimony, and you or your attorney may question the officer and present relevant evidence.

The judge decides whether the violation was established by clear and convincing evidence.

Preparing for Your TVB Hearing

Preparation starts with the exact charge and the facts surrounding the stop. Depending on the ticket, a review may include:

The ticket: Check the alleged violation, location, date, and hearing information.
Your account: Record what happened while the details are fresh.
Available evidence: Preserve relevant photographs, dashcam footage, documents, and witness information.
The officer’s observations: Identify questions about visibility, vehicle identification, traffic conditions, or how the alleged violation was observed.
Your driving record: Review existing convictions and possible license consequences.

Keep the original files and share them with your attorney early. The value of any evidence depends on what it actually shows and how it relates to the charge.

NYC Speeding Tickets and DMV Points

The alleged speed affects the points associated with a speeding conviction. For ordinary speeding violations, the DMV lists these values:

Speed over the posted limit	DMV points
1–10 mph	3
11–20 mph	4
21–30 mph	6
31–40 mph	8
More than 40 mph	11

Work-zone speeding has a separate point rule. The precise charge and violation date matter when reviewing your exposure.

Under current DMV rules, accumulating 11 or more points within 24 months can lead to suspension. Points are calculated using violation dates, rather than simply the dates of conviction.

Use our New York traffic ticket points calculator for an initial estimate. Gina can then review the actual tickets and your record.

Received a DMV Notice About Your License?

A traffic-ticket hearing and a separate DMV license hearing may address different questions.

If you receive a suspension notice or hearing notice, send the entire document along with your ticket. The reason for the notice determines what can be challenged and which deadlines apply.

Learn more about DMV hearing representation.

A Published Driving-Related Case Result

Queens Leaving-the-Scene Case Dismissed

In a Queens criminal matter involving a leaving-the-scene allegation, Gina coordinated the client’s surrender and arraignment. The case was ultimately dismissed.

This was a criminal driving matter, separate from the TVB process described above.

Read the firm’s case results.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its own facts.

Your Ticket Deserves a Clear Answer

What are you accused of? What could happen to your license? What evidence could help your defense?

Gina reviews those questions with you and explains the next steps in plain English. You can discuss the proposed representation and fees before deciding whether to hire the firm.

Get Your NYC Traffic Ticket Reviewed

Send a clear copy of your ticket, any hearing notice, and any related DMV paperwork. Include the response deadline so the office can understand where your case stands.

Send Your Ticket for Review

Call 516-253-4278 for a free consultation.

Submitting a ticket does not extend a deadline or mean the firm has agreed to represent you.

Traffic Client Feedback

“Gina is fabulous!!! She has defended me on multiple tickets and had all of them dismissed!!”

— Michelle Stern, excerpt from a published client review.

This is a client-reported result. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different. Read more client reviews.

Your NYC Traffic Ticket.
Gina’s Personal Attention.

Meet Gina M. Wicik

A ticket raises questions: Should you fight it? Could it affect your license? Will you need to appear?

Attorney Gina M. Wicik reviews your ticket, explains your options, and discusses what representation would involve. You get clear answers about your case, the fees, and your next step.