NYC parking violation code
Code 14: No Standing — Day/Time Limits
Code 14 — No Standing Except During Posted Hours. NYC Parking Ticket Ninja provides a curated appeal guide for this code, with the relevant statute citations and a question set targeted to the elements the City must prove.
Typical fine
$95–$115
Appeal deadline
30 days
From the issue date on the ticket
Adjudicated by
NYC DOF Parking Violations Bureau
Build an appeal for code 14
The guided interview asks only the questions relevant to code 14, ranks the viable defenses based on your answers, and produces a PDF appeal letter you can file online, by mail, or in person.
Start guided appeal for code 14Governing law
- NYC Traffic Rules § 4-08(b) (No-standing rules)
- NY Vehicle and Traffic Law § 147 (Definition of "standing")
What the City must show
To sustain a code 14 citation, the City has to establish each of the following on the record:
- A no-standing restriction was in effect at the location during the cited hours.
- The vehicle was standing at the location during those hours.
- The restriction was conspicuously posted on signs visible from the location.
Common defenses
Inadequate or missing signage
The parking restriction was not communicated by a clearly visible, unobstructed sign or marking, so the violation cannot stand.
Driver was present and the vehicle was not "standing"
The vehicle was attended by a driver who was prepared to move it on request, so it was not "standing" or "parked" within the meaning of the rule.
Mistaken identity / wrong vehicle
The plate, vehicle description, or other identifying information on the ticket does not match the vehicle, so the citation cannot be enforced against this owner.
Incorrect time or date on ticket
The time or date recorded on the ticket cannot be reconciled with when the vehicle was actually at the location.
Bona fide emergency
The vehicle was stopped at the cited location because of a true emergency that left no reasonable alternative.
Defective ticket — missing or illegible required information
The ticket fails to record the information required by NYC Admin Code § 19-203, depriving the operator of fair notice.
Notes
The "driver present" defense is particularly strong if the operator was in the car and prepared to move it: under VTL § 147, an attended vehicle is generally not "standing".
Frequently asked questions
What is NYC parking violation code 14?
Code 14 is the NYC Department of Finance designation for "No Standing — Day/Time Limits". It is issued when a vehicle is parked, standing, or stopped in violation of the cited rule.
How much is the fine for NYC parking code 14?
The typical fine for code 14 is $95–$115. Late-payment penalties can roughly double the amount if the ticket is not paid or contested within the appeal window.
What's the deadline to appeal a code 14 ticket?
NYC requires parking-ticket appeals within 30 days of the issue date. Appeals filed after the 30-day window may be accepted only on a showing of good cause.
Where do I file an appeal for code 14?
Appeals are submitted to NYC Department of Finance Parking Violations Bureau. You can file online at nyc.gov/payparking, by mail, or in person at a DOF Business Center. The 30-day deadline applies regardless of forum.
What defenses work best for a code 14 ticket?
For code 14, our engine considers: Inadequate or missing signage, Driver was present and the vehicle was not "standing", Mistaken identity / wrong vehicle, Incorrect time or date on ticket. The strongest defense depends on the facts — start the guided interview to see which apply to your situation.
Related codes
- 11No Standing — Bus Stop
- 12No Standing — Snow Emergency
- 13No Standing — Taxi Stand
- 16No Standing — Truck Loading/Unloading
- 17No Standing — Authorized Vehicles Only
- 18No Standing — Bus Lane