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Got a Woodbury Town Court traffic ticket? This is the Town of Woodbury in Orange County, New York, covering Highland Mills and Central Valley. Paying the ticket is pleading guilty, so send it to us first. Our lawyers fight Woodbury tickets of every kind, from speeding and cell phone use to suspended-license charges.
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What a Woodbury speeding ticket can cost you
Points are what hurt most. New York adds them when you’re convicted. Speeding, by mph over the limit:
Points per speeding conviction
- 5 ptsCell phone or texting
- 4 ptsFollowing too closely
- 3 ptsRed light, stop sign, failure to yield or unsafe lane change
- 8 ptsPassing a stopped school bus or speeding in a work zone
- 5 ptsReckless driving
- 11 or more points in 24 months can lead to a license suspension.
- 6 or more points in 18 months also brings a Driver Responsibility Assessment, a separate DMV fee paid over 3 years.
- Your insurance company can raise your rates for a conviction, on top of the fine and state surcharge.
How our Woodbury NY traffic lawyers handle your case
Results depend on the facts of each case.
Woodbury Town Court, the court on your ticket
- TownTown of Woodbury, Highland Mills, NY
- CountyOrange County, New York
- Address511 Route 32, Highland Mills, NY 10930 (second floor of Town Hall)
- Covers
Not sure of your court date? Send us your ticket and we’ll check it for you.
Which areas go to Woodbury Town Court?
Woodbury has one court for traffic tickets: Woodbury Town Court. It hears tickets written anywhere in the Town of Woodbury, including the hamlets of Highland Mills and Central Valley, the area once called Woodbury Falls, and the Village of Woodbury, which has no court of its own. The Village of Harriman, which sits partly in Woodbury, runs its own court, so tickets written inside Harriman go there. We handle that court too. Check the court name on your ticket, or send it to us.
Woodbury Town Court traffic tickets we fight
- Speeding, including work-zone and school-zone speeding
- Cell phone use and texting while driving
- Red light tickets written by an officer
- Stop sign and failure to yield
- Unsafe lane change and improper passing
- Following too closely (tailgating)
- Illegal turns and failure to signal
- Seat belt and child-restraint tickets
- Passing a stopped school bus
- No insurance, unregistered vehicle and unlicensed driving
- Driving with a suspended license (aggravated unlicensed operation, AUO)
- DWI and DWAI (drunk or drugged driving)
- Reckless driving and other misdemeanor traffic charges
Woodbury traffic court FAQ
Where is the Woodbury NY traffic court?
Woodbury Town Court, the Highland Mills traffic court, is on the second floor of Woodbury Town Hall, 511 Route 32, Highland Mills, NY 10930. Not sure of your court date? Send us your ticket and we’ll check it for you.
I got a Central Valley speeding ticket. Is that Woodbury Town Court?
Yes. Central Valley and Highland Mills are both part of the Town of Woodbury, so their tickets go to Woodbury Town Court. Tickets written inside the Village of Harriman go to Harriman Village Court.
Should I just pay my Woodbury ticket?
No, not before you talk to us. Paying is a guilty plea: the points, the state surcharge and any insurance increase all follow. We fight to get the charge reduced or dismissed instead.
Do I have to go to Woodbury Town Court myself?
In most cases, you don’t need to come to court. If the court needs you there, we tell you exactly when, and we stand right next to you.
What if I miss my Woodbury court date?
Missing the court date can lead to a license suspension and extra fees. Send us the ticket right away.
Does Woodbury Town Court hear suspended-license cases?
Yes. Our lawyers handle aggravated unlicensed operation (AUO), reckless driving and other misdemeanor traffic cases at Woodbury Town Court.
Send your Woodbury Town Court ticket before you pay it or plead. Free, no-obligation consultation.
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Every case is different; past results do not guarantee a future outcome.
