Parking Meter: Receipt — violation 38
Published October 30, 2026. This is a dated edition, not a live advisory. Check current official notices before travelling. Statistics describe the period stated in the edition, not its publication date.
Parking Meter: Receipt — violation 38
Available records: September 2026: 76,768; August 2026: 100,908. Snapshot difference: fewer 23.9%. Not proof of a change in actual ticket issuance.
Manhattan: 29,652 (38.6%); prior month 37,695.
Queens: 20,337 (26.5%); prior month 27,311.
Brooklyn: 17,144 (22.3%); prior month 22,794.
Bronx: 8,327 (10.8%); prior month 10,754.
Staten Island: 1,306 (1.7%); prior month 2,347.
Shares use all 76768 records; unassigned 2 (prior month 7). Monthly counts, not daily rates or ticket risk. Small bases amplify percentages. Parking codes only; no cameras. Distinct summons; reconciled totals. Full ingestion not established; late additions/corrections possible. Low late-month counts detected; the apparent difference may reflect incomplete loading.
Read payment instructions: Check whether a displayed receipt is required.
Display it when required: Place the required receipt or tag in the windshield.
Check before walking away: Make sure the required receipt is visible.
Wayron app or web: enter plate + state, choose a ticket, explain and optionally attach evidence. AI drafts; review or request edits, then submit to NYC DOF through Wayron. $9.99 per ticket, one-time AI assistance fee. No extra Wayron fees, win or lose. Dismissal not guaranteed; ticket fine not included. Link in bio: https://wayron.com
Source: https://data.cityofnewyork.us/d/pvqr-7yc4
Rules: https://www.nyc.gov/site/finance/vehicles/services-violation-codes.page
Checked Oct 21, 2026.
