Search Caswell County Traffic Records

Caswell County traffic ticket records are maintained at the Clerk of Superior Court in Yanceyville, North Carolina. This rural county sits along the Virginia border in the north-central part of the state. Caswell County is part of Judicial District 9 and eCourts Track 9, set to go live in July 2025. The clerk office processes all traffic citations from county roads and highways. You can search for your case, pay fines, and find court dates through the clerk office or the state online system. This guide covers the full process for handling traffic ticket records in Caswell County.

Caswell County Clerk of Superior Court

The Caswell County clerk office sits at 139 E. Church St in Yanceyville. The mailing address is PO Box 68, Yanceyville, NC 27379. This office stores all traffic ticket records for the county. Staff search cases, process payments, and provide copies of court records.

Caswell County shares Judicial District 9 with Alamance County. The District Court handles traffic cases on scheduled days. The judge travels to Yanceyville for court sessions. Because Caswell is a small county, the docket tends to move quickly. Call (336) 694-4171 to check your court date or case status before you make the trip to the courthouse.

Looking Up Caswell County Traffic Ticket Records Online

The NC eCourts portal is the best tool for online searches. Type in a name or case number and the system shows matching traffic cases from Caswell County. You can see the charge, case status, and court date. Basic info is free. Caswell County is part of eCourts Track 9, scheduled for July 2025, which will bring more records into the online system.

The Caswell County court page on the NC Judicial Branch website has up-to-date contact info and services.

Check this page to confirm hours and find links to online court tools for Caswell County.

The court date search tool helps you find pending Caswell County hearings. Enter your name to see when you need to appear for your traffic case.

Visiting the Caswell County Courthouse

The Caswell County courthouse in Yanceyville is a historic building in the center of town. All traffic ticket records are stored here and all court hearings take place inside.

The courthouse has served Caswell County for many years and remains the sole location for court business.

When you visit, bring your ID and ticket. The clerk window handles records, copies, and payments. Standard copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies cost more. Cash, money orders, and cards are accepted. The clerk does not take personal checks. Arrive before 4:30 PM for any window business. The building is small and parking is nearby.

How to Pay a Traffic Ticket in Caswell County

Waivable traffic tickets from Caswell County can be paid through the payNCticket online system. Enter your citation number and last name. The site takes credit and debit cards at any hour. This is the fastest way to handle a minor ticket.

In-person payments are accepted at the clerk window in Yanceyville. Cash, money orders, and cards work. No personal checks. Mail payments go to PO Box 68, Yanceyville, NC 27379. Send a money order with your case number written on it.

Non-waivable offenses require a court hearing in Caswell County. These include DWI charges under N.C.G.S. § 20-138.1 and reckless driving under N.C.G.S. § 20-140. Failing to appear means the court adds $200 under N.C.G.S. § 20-24.1 and puts a hold on your license. Visit the failure to appear page on the NC courts site if this has happened to you.

Traffic Points and Driving Record Effects

A traffic conviction in Caswell County adds points to your NC DMV driving record. Under N.C.G.S. § 20-16, 12 points in three years results in a suspension. Speeding tickets add two or three points. Running a stop sign adds three. Reckless driving adds four.

Insurance costs also rise. North Carolina's insurance point system tracks every conviction separately. One Caswell County ticket can boost your premiums for three years. The cost over time often exceeds the ticket fine. Think about hiring a lawyer or asking for a prayer for judgment in Caswell County District Court. The NC courts traffic page has more on violation types and point values.

Note: Points from a Caswell County ticket apply to your driving record statewide, not just in this county.

Caswell County Traffic Ticket Records as Public Records

Traffic ticket records are public in Caswell County. North Carolina law lets anyone request court records. The NC Judicial Branch outlines the process. You do not need to be the person on the ticket.

Provide the case number or name when requesting copies. Standard copies are $0.25 per page. Certified copies cost more. Visit the Caswell County clerk or mail a request with a money order. In-person requests are handled quickly at this small office. Mail requests take a few business days.

Nearby Counties

Caswell County borders these counties along the Virginia state line. Each has its own clerk office for traffic ticket records.