NYPD paper license plate crackdown tracker

Precinct:

Resolution	Count
Took action	7895
Action not necessary	6020
Found no violation	5677
Gone	3764
Summons	3205
Provided information	1272
Jurisdiction	1061
Report	195
Contact Info	144
Unable to gain entry to premises	20
Arrest	8

Precinct	Complaints	Percent Summonsed
26	89	30
10	83	29
14	154	24
30	158	22
52	913	20
66	490	20
28	146	18
70	364	18
104	1259	18
107	327	18
41	113	17
100	70	17
123	133	17
1	347	16
81	153	16
34	919	15
69	139	15
32	169	14
48	180	14
49	561	14
108	509	14
7	89	13
17	77	13
45	793	13
61	730	13
105	343	12
121	244	12
19	236	11
40	285	11
83	209	11
122	259	11
33	376	10
67	288	10
71	259	10
73	115	10
79	551	10
84	414	10
88	400	10
90	398	10
102	889	10
115	994	10
120	279	10
23	82	9
24	365	9
63	417	9
77	348	9
103	274	9
110	489	9
13	198	8
20	204	8
44	330	8
47	531	8
50	1246	8
68	624	8
76	134	8
111	287	8
18	177	7
25	102	7
43	454	7
46	359	7
62	774	7
72	255	7
106	634	7
109	761	7
112	353	7
75	429	6
113	315	6
114	735	6
9	117	5
42	132	5
60	132	5
78	367	5
94	640	5
5	106	4
6	78	4
101	88	2

“If you dare to obscure your real license plate, or if you affix an altered or forged temporary plate to your vehicle, we are out there right now in real time looking for your car and looking for you.”
—NYPD Transportation Bureau Chief Kim Royster

The NYPD is cracking down on fraudulent paper license plates. How are they doing? Data from NYC 311. Spot a paper plate? Report it. First report: July 6, 2022. Last updated: Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 2:37 AM EDT.