Search Mohave County Traffic Tickets

Mohave County covers northwestern Arizona along the Colorado River. The county has four Justice Courts serving Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City, and the northern canyon area. Traffic tickets from state highways and unincorporated areas go to these courts. This guide explains how to find your traffic ticket record, understand the fines, and pay your citation in Mohave County.

Mohave County Justice Courts

Mohave County operates four justice court precincts. Each one serves a different area of this large county. Your ticket shows which court handles your case.

The four Mohave County Justice Courts are:

• Kingman/Cerbat Justice Court: 928-753-0710
• Lake Havasu Justice Court: 928-453-0705
• Bullhead City Justice Court: 928-758-0709
• North Canyon Justice Court: 928-875-8700

Kingman/Cerbat Justice Court handles the largest area including I-40 between Kingman and the California border. Lake Havasu Justice Court covers the popular resort area along the Colorado River. Bullhead City Justice Court serves the southern river communities. North Canyon Justice Court handles the remote northern part of the county.

Mohave County Traffic Ticket Fines

Mohave County publishes a fine schedule for common traffic violations. The Mohave County Courts website lists current amounts. Here are some examples of typical fines including surcharges.

Speeding fines depend on how far over the limit you were going. Going 1 to 10 miles over costs $230. Going 11 to 15 over costs $245. Going 16 to 20 over runs $260. Going 21 to 25 over costs $275. These amounts include state surcharges that nearly double the base fine.

Other common violations have set fines. Running a red light costs $230. Using a wireless device while driving costs $264.80 for the first offense and $443.80 for a second offense. Driving without mandatory insurance ranges from $980.80 to $1,875.80 depending on your history.

Note: Fines may vary slightly between precincts. Contact your court for the exact amount on your citation.

Search Mohave County Traffic Records Online

You can search for traffic tickets through the Arizona Public Access to Court Case Information system. This database covers all Mohave County Justice Courts. Enter a name, case number, or citation number to find your case.

Search results show your case status, charges, and court dates. The system displays any fines due and your total balance. If you have a vehicle registration hold from unpaid tickets, that shows up too. New cases may take several days to appear after the officer files them.

Paying Mohave County Traffic Tickets

Mohave County Justice Courts accept online payments through AZCourtPay. You need your citation or case number to pay. The system accepts credit and debit cards with a convenience fee.

Most civil traffic tickets are payable online. However, not all charges qualify. If your ticket does not appear when you search the payment portal, contact the court directly. Some charges require a court appearance before you can pay.

Failure to appear or pay results in additional penalties. The court will enter a default judgment. Your license may be suspended. MVD can hold your vehicle registration. The sooner you handle your ticket, the less it costs in the long run.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Mohave County borders other Arizona counties and Nevada. If your stop was near a border, verify the court name on your ticket.