Boonville Indiana Online Traffic School and Online Driver Safety Program

If you received a traffic ticket in Boonville, Indiana, Boonville is the center of Warrick County's traffic-court system.

Warrick County's current court information identifies a Misdemeanor and Infraction Division associated with Warrick Superior Court No. 1 at the Judicial Center. Warrick County also has Circuit Court and Superior Court No. 2, so drivers should use the actual court and cause number shown on the citation rather than assuming every driving-related case has the same assignment.

ABetterDriver.com offers an Indiana BMV-approved online Driver Safety Program for $28.95. The Indiana BMV currently lists ABetterDriver.com as an approved online and DVD provider. Every approved DSP must contain at least four hours of instruction.

For ordinary misdemeanor and infraction matters, Warrick County publishes:

Warrick Superior Court No. 1, Misdemeanor and Infraction Division One County Square, Suite 320 Boonville, IN 47601 Phone: 812-897-6146.

Warrick County Clerk

Warrick County Clerk 1 County Square, Suite 200 Boonville, IN 47601 Phone: 812-897-6160

The Clerk accepts ticket payments:

In person.

By phone.

Online.

For phone or online payment, the Clerk states that the driver needs the case number and exact payment amount.

1. Read the citation and identify the assigned court.

2. Check the payment, appearance, or response deadline.

3. Search Indiana MyCase when necessary.

4. Contact the Misdemeanor and Infraction Division if the court assignment is unclear.

5. Determine whether the ticket can be paid without appearing.

6. Investigate Warrick County Infraction Deferral before resolving the ticket if you want that option.

7. Determine whether the Indiana BMV separately requires a DSP.

8. Verify any court-ordered course before enrolling.

9. Complete the correct requirement before its deadline.

10. Keep payment and completion records.

ABetterDriver.com is currently an Indiana BMV-approved online DSP provider.

Indiana-approved DSPs:

Last at least four hours.

Are available online.

Have a maximum approved price of $55.

Can produce the Indiana 4-point credit after successful completion.

BMV-Required Online Driver Safety Program

Indiana drivers with qualifying repeat traffic convictions can receive a BMV requirement to complete an approved DSP. Drivers under 21 are also subject to mandatory DSP rules after qualifying repeat convictions.

Follow the deadline contained in the BMV notice.

Voluntary Indiana 4-Point Credit

Successful voluntary completion of a BMV-approved DSP produces a 4-point credit on the Indiana Official Driver Record. The credit generally can be applied once every three years.

Completing the DSP does not remove the underlying Boonville citation from driver history.

Warrick County's Prosecutor operates a clearly published Infraction Deferral Program.

A qualifying participant maintains a clean record for six months and can then have the covered infraction dismissed. Participation is voluntary and remains at the Prosecutor's discretion.

Current published fees are:

$192.50 for a moving violation.

$122 for a non-moving violation.

Current exclusions include:

CDL holders.

More than one infraction.

An infraction involving an accident.

School-zone violations.

Construction-zone violations.

School-bus stop-arm violations.

Failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.

Traveling more than 30 mph above the speed limit.

A driver already participating in the deferral program.

Does Warrick County Deferral Require ABetterDriver.com?

No standard BMV-approved DSP requirement appears in the Prosecutor's current published deferral terms.

Do not take ABetterDriver.com's online DSP solely because you expect it to dismiss a Warrick County ticket.

State Road 61 Through Boonville

SR 61 is one of Boonville's principal north-south corridors.

INDOT's current 2026-2030 transportation programming includes a concrete pavement restoration project on SR 61 from SR 66 to the east junction with SR 62 in Warrick County. Current funding information includes work phases extending beyond 2026.

Drivers should not assume the entire corridor is currently under full construction. Check INDOT traffic information for active lane restrictions before travel.

State Road 62

SR 62 is another major Boonville corridor and provides connections toward Chandler and western Warrick County.

The Warrick County Sheriff's Office is currently located at 100 W. S.R. 62, while the Judicial Center is downtown near Third and Main Streets.

That creates different local travel patterns for someone going to court versus someone visiting law enforcement or other county services.

Boonville High School Traffic

Boonville High School 300 N. First Street Boonville, IN 47601 Phone: 812-897-4701.

Arrival, dismissal, athletics, and school events can add turning and pedestrian activity on First Street and surrounding roads.

Boonville Middle School

Boonville Middle School 555 N. Yankeetown Road Boonville, IN 47601 Phone: 812-897-1420.

This is a separate school traffic area and should not be treated as the same corridor as Boonville High School.

Boonville BMV Branch 713 North Third Street Boonville, IN 47601 Phone: 888-692-6841

Current branch hours are:

Monday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

A visit to the BMV is not required merely to complete ABetterDriver.com's online DSP.

ABetterDriver.com offers a BMV-approved Indiana online Driver Safety Program for $28.95.

If Warrick County's court or Prosecutor gave you a separate requirement, verify it before registering.

Sources

Indiana BMV Driver Safety Program.

ABetterDriver.com.

Warrick Superior Court No. 1.

Warrick County Clerk.

Warrick County Prosecutor.

Warrick County Sheriff's Office.

Warrick County School Corporation.

Indiana BMV Branch List.

INDOT 2026-2030 transportation programming.

Time-sensitive information verified August 21, 2026.