Car Rental Everett, WA
Driving Regulations In Washington
If you are at least sixteen years of age and have in your immediate possession a valid Driver License issued to you in your home state, you may operate a motor vehicle in this state for a period not to exceed six months. If you have a license issued by another country you may operate a motor vehicle in this state for a period not to exceed one year. Seat belt usage is mandatory for all drivers and passengers. Not wearing a seat belt is a primary offense, and the fine for offenders is $68. It is also $68 for failing to properly use a child safety seat.
Speed Limits In Washington
| Area |
Limit |
| City & Town Streets |
25 MPH |
| County Roads |
50 MPH |
| State Highways |
60 MPH |
Drinking And Driving Laws In Washington
The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.08. A First Offense may result in the following:
$685 total minimum, up to $5,000 fine
90 day license suspension
SR-22 Insurance
Probationary license for 5 years after reinstatement
Up to five years monitored probation
Ignition interlock Minimum time not specified – up to five years
Alcohol evaluation and treatment (up to two years)
Probation monitoring (and fees) for up to five years
New Washington State laws enable police officers to suspend driver's licenses, impound vehicles and pursue drivers across state lines.
Helpful Telephone Numbers In Everett
Here are some telephone numbers that you may find useful in Everett.
AAA Washington
Telephone: 1-800-562-2582
Emergency Road Service: 1-800-AAA-HELP (1-800-222-4357)
Police, Fire, Ambulance (emergency): 911
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