Request for Hearing by Mail at the Transit Adjudication 2025

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The document is a Request for Hearing by Mail form for disputing a Notice of Violation from the Transit Adjudication Bureau (TAB). It allows individuals to contest violations without appearing in person by submitting evidence and a statement by mail or email. The form requires personal information, details about the violation, and includes instructions on how to obtain necessary account numbers for fare verification. A Hearing Officer will review submissions and send decisions via mail.

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What is the fine for subway fare evasion in NYC?

First-time violators will be issued a written warning rather than a summons. Second-time violators face a $100 fine but if they pay in full by the due date, the MTA will issue them a $50 fare card to use. After that, the fine jumps to $150 for each subsequent violation.

Can you dispute MTA charges?

You can: Pay the fine, or. Dispute the charges at a hearing, in person, by mail, or by email.

How do I dispute a subway ticket in NYC?

To dispute a ticket, you must request a hearing within 30 days after the ticket was issued to avoid paying late penalties. You can dispute a ticket online, by mail, or via the Pay or Dispute mobile app.

How to dispute a ticket in NYC?

You can dispute a ticket online, by mail, or via the Pay or Dispute mobile app. If you cannot conduct your hearing online, by mail, or via the app, you can schedule an in-person hearing or visit a Department of Finance business center between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

How to dispute a NYC subway ticket?

To dispute a ticket, you must request a hearing within 30 days after the ticket was issued to avoid paying late penalties. You can dispute a ticket online, by mobile app, by mail, or in person.

What is the penalty for fare evasion in NYC?

The fine for MTA fare evasion, which was $100 in 2024, has changed to the following: No fine for first offense. $100 fine with $50 rebate on an OMNI card for second fine. $150 for subsequent fines.

How to get out of MTA fare evasion ticket?

Individuals who enroll in Fair Fares NYC after getting a Notice of Violation and before their hearing date are eligible to have their fare evasion fine waived (proof of enrollment required.)

Request for Hearing by Mail at the Transit Adjudication 2025

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