City of New York Reviews
City of New York Overview
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1.0 star rating. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendation: ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF. Reviews cite towing, damage, and safety concerns.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check City of New York reviews before filing claims or reporting issues.
- Document interactions thoroughly when dealing with towing or DOT actions.
- Expect to encounter customer service and website problems when seeking resolution.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Towing with alleged vehicle damage and refusal to pay judgments.
- Pedestrian safety hazards and lack of recourse for injuries from cyclists.
- Poor customer service and website functionality and high price level complaints.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback is reported in the available review set.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
1.0 star rating. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendation: ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF. Reviews cite towing, damage, and safety concerns.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check City of New York reviews before filing claims or reporting issues.
- Document interactions thoroughly when dealing with towing or DOT actions.
- Expect to encounter customer service and website problems when seeking resolution.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Towing with alleged vehicle damage and refusal to pay judgments.
- Pedestrian safety hazards and lack of recourse for injuries from cyclists.
- Poor customer service and website functionality and high price level complaints.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback is reported in the available review set.
Media from reviews


ABUSE OF POWER IN A TOW
DOT stole my vehicle and towed it, damaged it. I won a judgement they refuse to pay. Corruption is REAL
User's recommendation: ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF
Pedestrians at risk
- - Pedestrian run over by biker on 57th St/2nd Ave.
- - Bikes ride in the wrong direction in bike lanes and commercial bikes have no license or ID.
NYC streets are dangerous. On 57th Street/2nd Avenue - a pedestrian was run-over by a biker- she was in the crosswalk walking with the light.
Bikes ride in the wrong direction in bike lanes, and commercial bikes have no license, or other ID.
When a pedestrian is injured...the person has no legal recourse - as the bikers are not required to carry insurance (like car and truck drivers must have). Lawless bikers are a menace - and it is getting worse.
Preferred solution: Legislation enforced or created to protect pedestrians
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