Transit Adjudication Bureau

If 1 star is the lowest, I’ll gave it to those BASTARDS. The most corrupt government department in the world! I hate them and it’s useless to write to a hearing because they will make you may $ 100 anyway.

Easy to located– difficult to find parking. They have several parking garages in the area.
I found on the street parking for 25 cents per 15 minutes.
Security check before entering. They were courteous and pleasant.
Window 2 was for information and the women there was also pleasant.
Took an entire hour to get a print out of any violations and I had zero.

On a train platform a man spit in my face and walked away. They told me nothing could be done.
— - — The other day a man tried to attack a women with a baby while masturbating.
What I did? I went under a turnstile because the entire station wouldn’t accept card and it was too hot for my dog to be in the train station. That’s when I was stopped. I told the officer I was stopping by my psychiatrist and he said, «you dont look crazy?». I’m pouring my water bottle on my dog to cool him down as he’s giving me the ticket.
MTA is the only business where if the customer messes up you pay for it and if the business messes up the customer again pays for it. It’s such a successful corporation. I wish they would put as much effort into making sure customers are safe on their property as they do in making sure $ 2.75 isn’t stolen.
For anyone new to the city. MTA and the officers can be kind but they can also be cruel and immoral. Please be cautious and aware of customers, employees, and officers.

If you have to go here, I apologize in advance. Zero stars for this place. Here is my story in brief. I was cited for «illegally» entering a subway station after I attempted to pay the fare (machine was broken) and an MTA employee opened the gate and said «don’t worry about the fare, just go talk to the agent at Canal Street.»
Two cops came up to me before I boarded and said I was «illegally in the station.» I explained to them what happened (machine didn’t work and an MTA employee let me in) and they wrote me a $ 100 ticket. I then came here for a hearing since I am at no fault. I attempted to pay the fare and I was let in «illegally» by one of their own MTA employees. Apparently, per my hearing, the level of person who let me in was not authorized to do so. IF SO, WHY ON EARTH DID SHE LET ME IN???
Don’t expect any understanding, compassion or empathy from these folks. I made every attempt to pay the fare and now gave them a $ 100 donation. I’m in complete disbelief about this experience, but at least now I have a good understanding of the level of intelligence it takes to become a city employee in NYC.