Other codes: pre-1992 numbering, Admin Code shorthand and unreadable entries

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (often in unlicensed-vehicle cases)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 3,529 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was usually charged together with 506B/506C/506D (NYC Admin. Code §19-506, unlicensed for-hire activity), so it was most likely part of an unlicensed-vehicle case. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (often in unlicensed-vehicle cases)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 13 charges, with violation dates between May 12, 1992 and Jun 26, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was usually charged together with 506B/506C/506D (NYC Admin. Code §19-506, unlicensed for-hire activity), so it was most likely part of an unlicensed-vehicle case. It looks like a sub-part of code 201B.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1,968 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 28 charges, with violation dates between Jan 14, 1992 and Jun 9, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 5 charges, with violation dates between Jan 22, 1992 and May 15, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 105 charges, with violation dates between Jan 6, 1992 and Jun 24, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0213 and 0214. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 60 charges, with violation dates between Jan 8, 1992 and Jun 26, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0213 and 203A. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 497 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0105 and 0213. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 17 charges, with violation dates between Feb 18, 1992 and Jun 18, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 114 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 29, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0204 and 0213. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 3 charges, with violation dates between Feb 21, 1992 and May 8, 1992. Written by TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. It was charged together with 204. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 38 charges, with violation dates between Jan 8, 1992 and Jun 16, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. It was often charged together with 0105 and 0603. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 36 charges, with violation dates between Jan 21, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 68 charges, with violation dates between Feb 23, 1992 and Jun 23, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates between Apr 26, 1992 and May 2, 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 84 charges, with violation dates between Aug 28, 1986 and Jun 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in early June 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates between Feb 19, 1992 and Jun 28, 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates in Apr 1992. Written by Port Authority police and TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in May 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 69 charges, with violation dates between Aug 28, 1986 and Jun 29, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 10 charges, with violation dates between May 20, 1992 and Jun 23, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). It was often charged together with 105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 596 charges, with violation dates between Jan 1, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by TLC inspectors; about a quarter by Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 106C and 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 37 charges, with violation dates between Jan 13, 1992 and Jun 29, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 211A and 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 49 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 21 charges, with violation dates between Jan 7, 1992 and Jun 9, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0213. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates in Apr 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates in Apr 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 736 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0204. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 15 charges, with violation dates between Jan 29, 1992 and Jun 15, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 3 charges, with violation dates in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 219 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 704A and 0221. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 9 charges, with violation dates between Feb 21, 1992 and May 28, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). It was often charged together with 704A. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 121 charges, with violation dates between Jan 6, 1992 and Jun 19, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. It was often charged together with 0202 and 0226. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates in Feb 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates between Jan 9, 1992 and Feb 20, 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 58 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 22 charges, with violation dates between Jan 14, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. It was often charged together with 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 4 charges, with violation dates between Jan 14, 1992 and Apr 29, 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 15 charges, with violation dates between Jan 22, 1992 and Jun 23, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. It was often charged together with 0207. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 43 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 44 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 7 charges, with violation dates between Feb 18, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 7 charges, with violation dates between Mar 31, 1992 and Jun 26, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. It was often charged together with 220B and 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 7 charges, with violation dates between Mar 31, 1992 and Jun 26, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. It was often charged together with 220A and 0105. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 104 charges, with violation dates between Jan 3, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0214. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates in Feb 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jan 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 3 charges, with violation dates between Mar 13, 1992 and May 20, 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 29 charges, with violation dates between Jan 6, 1992 and Jun 25, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0214. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 9 charges, with violation dates between May 6, 1992 and Jun 8, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. It could also be old rule 2-24(a) (driver must be listed on the taxi's rate card) typed without the hyphen, but the dates fit the older numbering better. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 19 charges, with violation dates between Jan 17, 1992 and Jun 18, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0204. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 50 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 26, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). It was often charged together with 0215 and 0214. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 2 charges, with violation dates between Feb 21, 1992 and Apr 6, 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 19 charges, with violation dates between Jan 21, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0204. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Apr 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Apr 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 17 charges, with violation dates between Jan 25, 1992 and Jun 9, 1992. They were written by both TLC inspectors and Port Authority police. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 229C. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 11 charges, with violation dates between Jan 17, 1992 and Jun 27, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). It was often charged together with 229C. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (mostly Port Authority summonses)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 10 charges, with violation dates between Jan 17, 1992 and Jun 9, 1992. Most were written by Port Authority police (for example at the airports). The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 229A and 229B. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 3 charges, with violation dates between Apr 20, 1992 and May 14, 1992. Written by Port Authority police and TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Feb 1992. Written by Port Authority police. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jun 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jan 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Refusing to take a passenger to a destination (service refusal) — another spelling of §2-50B (Refusing to take a passenger to a destination (service refusal)).

Soliciting passengers improperly (not from the driver's seat or with other words) — another spelling of §2-54A (Soliciting passengers improperly (not from the driver's seat or with other words)).

Fraud or acts against the public interest (no paragraph given) — another spelling of §2-61A (Fraud or acts against the public interest (no paragraph given)).

Not cooperating with law enforcement or TLC officers — another spelling of §2-66A (Not cooperating with law enforcement or TLC officers).

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 658 charges, with violation dates between Jan 3, 1992 and Jun 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 0310. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely a driver rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 43 charges, with violation dates between Mar 27, 1991 and May 30, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. The respondents were almost all individual people, which suggests a rule aimed at drivers. It was often charged together with 310. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 1 charge, with a violation date in Jan 1992. Written by TLC inspectors. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)

Pre-1992 TLC charge, rule text not online (likely an owner rule)

This code comes from the TLC's rule numbering used before mid-1992. The text of that rule is not available online (not on nyc.gov or in web archives), so we cannot say exactly what it covered. OATH's public records show it on 651 charges, with violation dates between Jan 2, 1992 and Jun 29, 1992. Almost all were written by TLC inspectors. Many respondents were companies, which suggests a rule aimed at vehicle owners or businesses rather than drivers. Your summons or hearing decision describes the specific conduct.

TLC rule numbering used before mid-1992 (text not available)TLC – Old Rule Book Chapters (nyc.gov)