New law raises plate fees starting July 1, 2022
Annual financial report on special license plate applications under consideration.
Updates on progress to put in place the requirements of Chapter 18.340 RCW, Chapter 23, and Chapter 351, Laws of 2011.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
CDL military/veteran testing waivers as required in RCW 46.25.060.
Biennial fee study submitted to the transportation committees of the Senate and House to ensure cost recovery for DOL services. (RCW 46.01.360)
Annual financial report on special license plate applications under consideration.
Updates on progress to put in place the requirements of Chapter 18.340 RCW, Chapter 23, and Chapter 351, Laws of 2011.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) program operates under Chapter 62A.9A RCW and Chapter 308-391 of the Washington Administrative Code.
A look at Out-of-State Purchase Compliance under RCW 46.93.210 and RCW 46.09.495.
Describes how we could structure the vehicle registration payment plans to fit in the vehicle licensing system. Engrossed Substitute House Bill 2322, Section 208.
Annual financial report on special license plate applications being considered.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
Updates on progress in our efforts to implement the requirements of chapter 18.340 RCW, chapter 23, and chapter 351, Laws of 2011.
Biennial fee study submitted to the transportation committees of the Senate and House to ensure cost recovery for DOL services. (RCW 46.01.360)
Annual financial report on special license plate applications being considered.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
Updates on progress in our efforts to implement the requirements of chapter 18.340 RCW, chapter 23, and chapter 351, Laws of 2011.
Annual financial report on special license plate applications being considered.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
Biennial fee study submitted to the transportation committees of the Senate and House to ensure cost recovery for DOL services. (RCW 46.01.360)
Developing a sustainable plan for the collection and disposal of abandoned recreational vehicles.
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6))
Annual financial report on special license plate applications being considered.
Recommendations to the Legislature on a transition plan to move vehicles powered by liquid natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) from the annual license fee to a fuel tax.
Biennial fee study submitted to the transportation committees of the Senate and House to ensure cost recovery for DOL services. (RCW 46.01.360)
Annual financial report submitted by organizations sponsoring active special license plates. (RCW 46.18.060)
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6)).
The annual fee analysis and evaluation report considers each of the following: unique and significant financial, legislative, or other relevant developments that may affect fees.
To evaluate the annual license fee in lieu of fuel tax under RCW 82.38.075 to determine a fee that more closely represents the average consumption of vehicles by weight; and develop a transition plan to move vehicles powered by liquid natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) from the annual license fee.
Annual financial report submitted by organizations sponsoring active special license plates. (RCW 46.18.060)
Existing agreements and ongoing negotiations on motor vehicle fuel tax with federally-recognized tribes in Washington. (RCW 82.36.450 (6)).
Recommendations from the workgroup examining the advisability of regulating operators, including any potential benefits to public safety, and possible methodologies for accomplishing this regulation.