NYC Traffic Violations

NYC Failure-to-Yield (§ 19-190[b]) at OATH: What to Expect

Your complete guide to understanding, navigating, and resolving NYC Admin Code § 19-190(b) "Failure to Yield Causing Physical Injury" summonses with confidence.

Phone Hearing

No in-person appearance required

Flat Fee

No hidden costs or surprises

5-15 Days

Typical decision timeline

$250 Max

Maximum penalty if found in violation

If you've received a summons for "Failure to Yield Causing Physical Injury" under NYC Admin Code § 19-190(b), you're likely feeling anxious about what comes next. The good news is that OATH hearings are handled by phone, and with proper representation, you can navigate this process smoothly.

What you'll learn in this guide:

Phone Hearings: No in-person appearance required - handle everything by phone
Flat Fee Structure: $150 flat fee with clear payment timing requirements
Process Timeline: What happens from summons to final decision
Common Questions: Answers to frequently asked questions about OATH hearings

Phone Hearing

OATH hearings are conducted by phone, which means you can handle this from the comfort of your home or office. No need to take time off work or travel anywhere.

Administrative Only

This is an administrative tribunal, not criminal court. No DMV points, no warrant, no criminal record will result from this summons.

The OATH Hearing Process

Understanding the process from summons to final decision helps you make informed decisions at each step.

Key Information You Need to Know

Essential facts about fees, timing, and what to expect from the OATH process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about NYC Failure-to-Yield summonses and OATH hearings.

Key Takeaways

Phone hearings - no in-person appearance required

Flat fee - no hidden costs or surprises

No DMV points - purely administrative matter

Maximum $250 penalty if found in violation

Ready for next steps?

Send us your summons for a quick, no-pressure review. Here's what my team will do:

  • Deadline check & hearing plan — We calendar your date, request the phone appearance, and confirm you don't need to attend unless we say otherwise.
  • Dismissal/Reduction strategy — We identify any procedural defenses and outline the most realistic outcome.
  • Evidence only if needed — Unless we ask you for specific items, you don't need to upload or send anything.
  • Representation — We appear remotely, present the defense, and pursue the best result available.
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