NYPD paper license plate crackdown tracker

Precinct:

Resolution	Count
Found no violation	9870
Took action	9865
Action not necessary	8678
Summons	5086
Gone	5026
Provided information	1586
Jurisdiction	1520
Report	327
Contact Info	153
Unable to gain entry to premises	35
Specific Tow Required	28
Arrest	17
Tow not necessary	1

Precinct	Complaints	Percent Summonsed
26	126	30
10	111	27
14	179	24
100	106	24
28	196	21
52	1166	21
30	208	20
1	421	19
66	640	19
69	202	19
104	1668	18
48	271	17
41	153	16
70	578	16
81	190	16
107	479	16
108	654	16
32	195	15
34	1078	15
40	386	15
49	910	15
73	159	15
123	193	14
18	232	13
45	1042	13
88	515	13
105	440	13
116	32	13
121	350	13
7	121	12
17	100	12
19	320	12
67	339	12
83	281	12
84	1025	12
102	1223	12
103	382	12
122	355	12
42	217	11
43	628	11
61	1009	11
110	630	11
111	395	11
115	1174	11
13	238	10
24	450	10
33	498	10
46	511	10
62	1074	10
68	811	10
71	327	10
77	431	10
79	620	10
90	560	10
106	932	10
44	432	9
47	751	9
50	1465	9
60	212	9
63	572	9
120	351	9
20	256	8
23	101	8
76	199	8
112	465	8
113	411	8
72	350	7
75	603	7
94	845	7
109	1102	7
114	964	7
5	133	6
6	107	6
9	146	6
78	475	6
101	108	6
25	135	5

“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: Saturday, September 5, 2026 at 5:01 AM EDT.