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It appears that NY has a points system, and around 3-4 tickets in a two-year period should result in a disqualification: https://dmv.ny.gov/points-and-penalties/the-new-york-state-driver-point-system
Do these only apply to convictions before a judge, excluding camera-issued tickets? And no cop is willing to issue him tickets in person?
Firing him is one thing but he definitely shouldn't have a license.
Edit: I should have kept reading the article...
Camera violations don’t result in points since they can’t prove who was driving the car.
Here they just give it to whoever the car is registered to. You can eat the penalty or prove that it wasn't you driving by whatever means.