Washington Statutes
§ 81.70.330 — Vehicle identification.
Washington § 81.70.330
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Wash. Rev. Code § 81.70.330 (2026).
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(1)It is unlawful for a charter party carrier or excursion service carrier to operate a motor vehicle upon the highways of this state unless there is firmly affixed to both sides of the vehicle, the name of the carrier and the certificate or permit number of the carrier. The characters composing the identification must be of sufficient size to be clearly distinguishable at a distance of at least fifty feet from the vehicle.
(2)A charter party carrier or excursion service carrier holding both intrastate and interstate authority may identify its vehicles with either the commission permit number or the federal vehicle marking requirement established by the United States department of transportation for interstate motor carriers.
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Legislative History
[2007 c 234 s 62;1989 c 163 s 14;1988 c 30 s 13.]
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§ 81.01.010
Adoption of provisions of chapter80.01RCW.§ 81.04.010
Definitions.§ 81.04.020
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Witness fees and mileage.§ 81.04.050
Protection against self-incrimination.§ 81.04.060
Deposition—Service of process.§ 81.04.070
Inspection of books, papers, and documents.§ 81.04.075
Manner of serving papers.§ 81.04.080
Annual report—Other reports.§ 81.04.090
Forms of records to be prescribed.§ 81.04.110
Complaint—Hearing.§ 81.04.120
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