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As a former traffic court judge with more than 30 years of legal experience, Attorney Martin A. Kron is the New York traffic ticket lawyer clients trust with the protection of their driving record. If you face a traffic ticket or some other serious violation, now is the time to call Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C. and schedule your free consultation. Call (212) 235-1525 now and put our track record of results to work for you.

Case Dismissed Safety Hearing

My client was facing the possibility of having his license revoked for killing a pedestrian crossing a highway at 4:00am. I was able to prove that my client was not at fault due to the fact that the pedestrian crossed when it was dark outside. 

  • Penalty Reduced Excessive Speeding

    Client charged with 131 mph in 55 mph zone. I was able to get the summons reduced to 69/55 with no license suspension.

  • Kept License 3rd DWI

    Client facing a permanent license suspension due to 3 DWI convictions in the last 25 years. I was able to convince the Judge to allow this motorist to keep her license.

  • Penalty Reduced Intentional Trespass

    22 year-old foreign student charged with Intentional Trespass at Lincoln Tunnel when riding bicycle in tunnel. Client facing possible deportation if convicted. Had charge reduced to a town ordinance for making unnecessary noise. Client able to remain in US.

  • Charge Reduced Driving with a Suspended License

    Client was charged 3 times with driving while suspended due to DWI. She was facing 18 months in jail. I was able to get two of the charges reduced to operating without a license. She was sentenced to only 10 days in jail.

  • Charge Reduced Driving with a Suspended License

    Client charged with his 4th offense of driving while suspended. Client only paid a fine - no jail time.

  • Driver's License Saved 3rd DWI

    New York Department of Motor Vehicles informed my client that due to 3 DWIs and too many points that his license was going to be revoked permanently. I convinced them that due to his life circumstances that he should be able to keep his license.

  • Not Guilty Passing a Stopped School Bus

    My client was charged with passing a stopped school bus while the bus was discharging passengers having its red warning lights flashing. With intense cross-examination, I proved that the first time that the officer observed my client, my client was parallel to the bus, hence my client was not observed passing the bus and was found not guilty of the charge.

  • Case Dismissed Speeding

    Client charged with speeding 57/40 in New Jersey. Prosecutor questioned the officer, and put on a very good case. However, there was no testimony as to how the speed limit was established. The Judge granted my motion to dismiss.

  • Case Dismissed Safety Hearing

    My client was facing the possibility of having his license revoked for killing a pedestrian crossing a highway at 4:00am. I was able to prove that my client was not at fault due to the fact that the pedestrian crossed when it was dark outside. 

  • License Not Suspended Persistent Traffic Violations

    We represented a client at a Persistent Violations hearing hearing as he accumulated too many points in a short period of time. I was able to persuade that Judge not to suspend his license.

  • Suspension Lifted License Suspension

    81 year-old client moved to NJ from NY went NJ MVC to find out her license was suspended due to an insurance lapse. Hence, NJ would not issue her a license. Rectified the situation and she was cleared in NY and issued a NJ license within 10 days.

  • Lifetime Revocation Avoided 3rd DWI & Over 20 Points on Driving Record

    Client facing a lifetime revocation of his New York driver's license for having 3 DWIs and over 20 points on his driving record over the last 25 years. I was able to open up an old conviction and get the client's point total below 20, which enabled him to successfully reapply for his license.

  • Not Guilty Speeding

    In this speeding case, the officer testified that he paced my client by using the calibrated speedometer in his police vehicle. I argued that the officer never proved that he kept an equal distance behind my client's vehicle during the pace, which rendered the officer's speedometer reading irrelevant. The Judge agreed and found my client not guilty.