Common Traffic Violations in Washington

  • Speeding

    Speeding is one of the most frequent violations in Washington. Base fines start at around $124 for minor speeding and increase with each mile over the limit. In construction or school zones, fines are doubled. Convictions don’t add points in Washington’s system, but they do go on your driving record and can raise insurance rates.

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  • Distracted Driving (Cell Phone)

    Washington’s “E-DUI” law bans handheld phone use while driving. A first offense carries a fine of $136, while a second offense jumps to $234. Violations appear on your driving record and may affect insurance premiums.

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  • Reckless Driving

    Reckless driving in Washington is a gross misdemeanor. Penalties can include fines up to $5,000, up to 1 year in jail, and a mandatory 30-day license suspension. It’s one of the most serious moving violations in the state.

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  • Red Light / Stop Sign

    Failing to stop at a red light or stop sign in Washington usually carries a fine of around $136–$250. Automated red-light camera tickets carry similar fines but are treated as civil infractions and don’t go on your driving record.

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  • Failure to Yield

    Failure to yield to other vehicles, pedestrians, or emergency responders in Washington generally carries a fine of about $124–$200. These violations are recorded on your driving history and may cause insurance increases.

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  • Driving Without Insurance

    Driving without insurance in Washington carries a fine of $550 or more. You may also face license suspension until you provide proof of insurance and file SR-22 financial responsibility insurance for three years.

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How to read your traffic ticket in Washington

Washington traffic ticket

        • Part 1: Driver & Violation Identification

          This section identifies the driver and the type of violation. It includes details such as the driver’s name, license number, address, date of birth, and physical characteristics. It also notes whether the offense is a parking, traffic, or non-traffic infraction, and specifies the jurisdiction or court where the case will be handled.

        • Part 2: Vehicle & Incident Details

          This section provides information about the vehicle and the location of the violation. It includes the vehicle make, model, year, color, and license plate number, as well as the exact site of the offense. It may also indicate whether the incident involved an accident, a commercial or hazardous materials vehicle, or an emergency vehicle exemption.

        • Part 3: Offenses, Penalties & Officer Certification

          This section lists the alleged violations, including statute codes and penalties. It also contains the officer’s certification that the information is true and complete under penalty of perjury. Below that, the “Infraction Abstract Judgment” area is used by the court to record the outcome — such as the response, disposition, penalties, suspensions, and total costs associated with each violation.

FAQ’s

        • How many speeding tickets before suspension in Washington?

          Accumulating too many Washington speeding tickets can lead to license suspension. The exact threshold varies based on factors such as the severity of the violations and your driving history. Flickit can assist you in contesting Washington State speeding tickets to help prevent suspension.

        • How many tickets until your license is suspended?

          The number of tickets required for license suspension in Washington varies depending on the nature of the violations and your driving record. Flickit offers legal representation to help you navigate the process and minimize the risk of license suspension.

        • How to get a speeding ticket off your record in Washington?

          Flickit can help you explore options for getting a speeding ticket off your record, such as attending traffic school or negotiating a reduced charge. Our experienced lawyers will guide you through the process and advocate for the best possible outcome.

        • How long do you have to pay a ticket in Washington state?

          The deadline for paying a ticket in Washington State typically varies depending on the type of violation. Flickit can provide guidance on the payment process and explore options for disputing the ticket if necessary.

        • How long does a ticket stay on your record in Washington state?

          The duration that a ticket remains on your record in Washington State varies depending on the type of violation. Flickit can offer insight into how tickets may impact your driving record and explore strategies for minimizing their long-term effects.

        • How long does a speeding ticket stay on record in Washington state?

          Washington State speeding tickets typically stay on your record for 5 years, affecting your insurance rates and driving privileges. Flickit can help you understand the implications of a Washington speeding ticket on your record and explore options for mitigating its impact.

        • How long does reckless driving stay on your record in Washington state?

          Reckless driving convictions generally stay on your record for several years in Washington State. Flickit can provide guidance on the consequences of reckless driving charges and help you navigate the legal process.

        • How many tickets can you get before your license is suspended in Washington?

          The number of tickets required for license suspension in Washington depends on various factors, including the severity of the violations and your driving history. Flickit can assist you in addressing multiple tickets to prevent or mitigate the risk of license suspension.Flickit is dedicated to providing personalized assistance and expert legal representation to help you navigate the complexities of moving violations in Washington State.