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| Dial 311 to Find a Towed Vehicle |
| Citizens who provide a license plate number can learn whether a car has been towed by the Police Department, City Sheriff,
or the Marshal. Citizens are able to locate their vehicle and pay any outstanding fines through this service.
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| Locate a Towed Vehicle |
| If you do not find your vehicle where you parked it, it may have been towed. Use the Towed Car Locator System to find it. |
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| Parking Violations Center |
| The Department of Finance has a wealth of information on parking regulations, disputing tickets, vehicle towing, and more. |
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| Pay Parking Tickets Online |
| Pay parking tickets, request a hearing, and get information about towed vehicles, outstanding violations, judgments, and the
commercial collections program online.
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| Resolve Parking Issues Online |
| Pay parking tickets, locate a towed car, and submit a defense for a parking ticket online through the Department of Finance. |
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| Seized Vehicles |
| If your car is not where you left it and you owe more than $350 in outstanding parking violation fees, the vehicle may have
been seized by the Sheriff's Office or by a New York City Marshal. To find out, call the Parking Violations Operations (PVO)
Helpline at (718) 422-7800 or TTY (718) 802-3555.
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| Towing Guide from Consumer Affairs |
| Find out about the vehicle towing process from the Department of Consumer Affairs; this page explains which agencies tow for
which reasons, what the process is, which private companies are used, how booting is used, and more.
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