Washington SB5198 proposes training as an alternative to driver license suspension for traffic infractions.
Washington SB5198 amends the state's traffic infraction laws to allow for training as an alternative to driver license suspension. The bill specifies conditions under which a driver's license may be suspended, including multiple moving violations within a certain period. It also outlines the process for reinstating a suspended license, including the requirement to complete a safe driving course. The bill sets different reissue fees for license reinstatement based on the reason for suspension. It takes effect April 1, 2026.
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