Pay your NYC parking ticket online

Start with your license plate number and the state where your vehicle is registered. ParkingTickets.nyc brings your outstanding NYC parking tickets into one results list so you can check the details and choose which eligible tickets to pay.

How it works

1. Find your tickets
Enter your plate and registration state in the search form above. Check the ticket number, violation and outstanding balance in your results.
2. Choose tickets to pay
Select the eligible tickets you want to pay. A ticket with an unavailable balance or a payment restriction cannot be selected for online payment.
3. Review and confirm
Continue to the existing checkout, review the selected tickets, total and any service fee, then confirm your payment. A payment that is still processing is not yet a completed payment.

Before you continue

1. Check the details before paying
Make sure the plate, state and ticket numbers match your vehicle. Review the current balance rather than relying on the original amount printed on a ticket. If you are considering a dispute, check the available options in your results before choosing payment.
2. Already paid a ticket?
Tickets recorded as paid are excluded from the outstanding results. A recent payment made elsewhere may take time to appear in the data. Check your existing payment confirmation before making another payment for the same ticket.

Frequently asked questions

1. Can I pay more than one ticket?
You can select multiple eligible tickets from the results list and review the combined payment summary before confirming.
2. Where do I see the service fee?
Review the payment summary in checkout before confirming. Any applicable service fee is shown there; it is separate from the ticket balance.
3. Can I choose to dispute instead?
Yes. The same results list shows a dispute option for tickets that are currently eligible. Opening this payment page does not commit you to paying.
4. Is this the official NYC payment website?
ParkingTickets.nyc is an independent service powered by Wayron and is not affiliated with the NYC government. You can also use the NYC Department of Finance website directly.