SR-22 Insurance in Washington
When Washington requires an SR-22 (or similar) certificate of insurance, how long you must keep it, and what happens if it lapses.
Short answer: Driving without required insurance, or failing to provide proof, is a traffic infraction, with the penalty set by Washington Supreme Court rule (RCW 46.63.110) or community restitution. Rev. Code Wash. § 46.30.020(1)(d)
| Driving without insurance | Driving without required insurance, or failing to provide proof, is a traffic infraction, with the penalty set by Washington Supreme Court rule (RCW 46.63.110) or community restitution. |
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FAQ
What is the penalty for driving without insurance in Washington?
Driving without required insurance, or failing to provide proof, is a traffic infraction, with the penalty set by Washington Supreme Court rule (RCW 46.63.110) or community restitution.
General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.