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Taxi 07 Roads Forward, a collaborative effort of the New York City TLC and the Design Trust for Public Space, is a comprehensive look at the taxi industry and the ways in which it could better serve the public over the next decade.

This document is the culmination of a creative exercise and contains recommendations that have not been endorsed by the TLC, but rather will serve as the foundation of discussions and explorations to come.
 
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Court Administration | Preparing For Your Hearing

Preparing For Your Hearing

Arrive for your hearing on-time.

  • On most summonses the date and time of your hearing is listed on the bottom of the front of your summons. You must arrive for your hearing by the scheduled time.

  • If you fail to appear for your scheduled hearing on-time, your summons will go to a judge and will be inquested. At an inquest, the judge will review the summons for sufficiency in your absence and make a determination. If the judge finds the summons sufficient, in addition to the assessed fine, you will also be assessed a $200 fine for the violation of failing to appear for the summons. To find out what your options are after an inquest, see What If I Missed My Hearing?

  • If your hearing was adjourned (postponed) and you did not get a new hearing date while you were at Court, you will receive a new date in the mail. If you want to find out if a new hearing date has been scheduled, contact the TLC at (212) 227-6324 during regular business hours.

  • If you cannot make it to your hearing, see What If I Cannot Make It To My Hearing?

  • There are no recording devices allowed in the hearing rooms and all cell phones must be turned off.


  • All of the Courts have security guards and all visitors to the Courts are subject to search and may be required to show proof of identity.

Bring your evidence to the hearing.
  • The complainant is responsible for proving the violation. If the complainant meets this burden, then the respondent has the burden of proving a defense.

  • Bring all documents, photos and witnesses that help to support your defense.




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