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Friday, November 14, 2003
Parking Ticket Fines Hiked Up Again NY1.com, NOVEMBER 14TH, 2003 As of Friday morning, tickets for parking violations in New York City have increased by $10, pushing some fines as high as $115. It's the second ticket hike in a little more than a year. But don't blame the city for the extra cost. The increase reflects a $10 jump in the state ticket surcharge, from $5 to $15. Last October, the city boosted many parking fines from $55 to $105. Among the violations affected by the new increases are parking in a no standing zone or crosswalk, double parking, and parking in a bus stop or near a fire hydrant.
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