Randolph County Traffic Ticket Records

Randolph County traffic ticket records are managed by the Clerk of Superior Court in Asheboro. The clerk office stores all traffic cases filed in Randolph County District Court. Drivers who receive a citation on any road in the county must respond through this court. You can look up your case, check fines, and find court dates. Randolph County joined the eCourts system on October 14, 2024, which made online case searches much faster. The courthouse on East Salisbury Street serves the whole county. This page covers how to search for and obtain traffic ticket records in Randolph County.

Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court

The Clerk of Superior Court in Randolph County keeps all traffic ticket records for the area. This office handles payments, stores case files, and provides copies of court documents. Staff can help you look up a case or check the status of a traffic ticket in Randolph County.

The Randolph County courthouse is located at 176 E. Salisbury St in Asheboro. All traffic cases from towns like Asheboro, Archdale, Trinity, and Randleman go through this court. The Archdale Magistrate office at (336) 328-3141 also handles some after-hours matters. For ADA accommodations at the Randolph County courthouse, call (336) 328-3100.

The Randolph County court page on the NC Judicial Branch site lists contact details and services for the courthouse.

Check this page for hours and directions before visiting the Randolph County clerk office.

Search Randolph County Traffic Ticket Records Online

Randolph County joined eCourts on October 14, 2024. This means all traffic ticket records are now in the statewide online system. You can search by name or citation number. The portal shows case dates, charges, and outcomes. Basic case data is free to view on the NC Courts site.

You can also check your court date through the court date search tool. Enter your name to see if you have a hearing set for a traffic ticket in Randolph County. The tool covers all courts in the state. It is free and open to the public.

For in-person searches, visit the clerk at 176 E. Salisbury St in Asheboro. Bring your ID. Staff can look up traffic ticket records by name or case number. Copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies cost more. The clerk can also help you find older records that may not yet be in the eCourts system for Randolph County.

Note: Some older Randolph County traffic ticket records may still be on paper. Ask the clerk about records from before the eCourts launch date.

Visiting the Randolph County Courthouse

The Randolph County courthouse in Asheboro handles all traffic cases for the district. When you visit, bring your citation and a valid ID. The clerk can pull up your case and explain your options. Staff process payments and file paperwork for traffic tickets each day.

The image below shows the Randolph County courthouse building in Asheboro.

Plan your visit during weekday hours for the best service at the Randolph County courthouse.

Parking is available near the courthouse. The building is in downtown Asheboro. Allow extra time if you are visiting during a busy court day. Traffic court sessions tend to draw larger crowds on certain mornings in Randolph County.

Paying Traffic Tickets in Randolph County

You can pay most waivable traffic tickets in Randolph County without going to court. The state payNCticket system lets you pay online. You need your citation number to use it. The system takes credit and debit cards.

At the courthouse, the clerk accepts cash, money orders, and cards. Personal checks are not accepted. If you owe fines for a traffic ticket in Randolph County, pay before your court date to avoid extra fees. Under N.C.G.S. § 20-24.1, failure to pay or appear can lead to license revocation and a $200 added fine.

You can pay Randolph County traffic tickets these ways:

• Online through the payNCticket portal
• In person at the clerk office in Asheboro
• By mail with a money order or certified check

Paying a traffic ticket is the same as a guilty plea. It adds points to your driving record. If you want to fight the charge, you must appear in Randolph County District Court on your court date. Some drivers hire a lawyer to handle their traffic case.

Traffic Ticket Points and Your Record

North Carolina tracks points for all traffic violations. The NC DMV adds points to your license after a conviction. Under N.C.G.S. § 20-16, getting 12 points in three years leads to suspension. Speeding in Randolph County typically adds two or three points.

Reckless driving under N.C.G.S. § 20-140 carries four points. A DWI under N.C.G.S. § 20-138.1 is a serious charge with its own rules. These Randolph County traffic ticket records stay on your file for years. Insurance rates often rise after a conviction. The points from a Randolph County traffic ticket go on your state driving record and affect your rates at renewal time.

Note: You can take a defensive driving course to reduce points from some Randolph County traffic ticket convictions. Ask the court about your options.

Obtaining Copies of Randolph County Traffic Ticket Records

Traffic ticket records in Randolph County are public under the North Carolina Public Records Act. Anyone can request copies. You do not have to be the person named on the ticket. The NC Judicial Branch explains how to get court records from any county.

To get copies from Randolph County, visit the clerk office or send a written request. Include the case number or full name of the person. The clerk will find the record and prepare copies. Standard copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies cost more. For older Randolph County traffic ticket records, allow more time for the search.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Randolph County. Make sure you search in the correct county for your traffic ticket records. The county where the ticket was issued is where the case is filed.