The bipartisan measure, called Senate Bill 5689, was approved 49-0 by the Senate in March and 82-14 by the House in April.

A new law set to take effect in 2029 will require repeat speeding offenders to install the devices in their vehicles.

A law recently signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson allows people to add their blood type to their ID, including driver's licenses.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed legislation, known as the BEAM Act, that would require intelligent speed assistance ...

Travelers flying within the United States will need to have a form of identification that meets REAL ID requirements starting ...

In emergencies, every second counts, and a new Washington law is hoping to save time and save lives.  Governor Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 5689 into law Monday which will allow people's blood ...

There were no appointments at any licensing office within a 100 miles of Tri-Cities before early June as the state processes ...

Washington drivers will soon have the option to list their blood type on their driver's licenses or ID cards under Senate ...

The group behind the proposed bill, Safe Streets for Families, says the bill will install anti-speeding technology inside the ...

An upstart commercial driving academy with branches in Washington and Oregon was allegedly bribing an independent driving ...

Putting unqualified drivers in the seats of 80,000 pound commercial vehicles is "incredibly dangerous," one expert said.

Acceptable alternatives to a Real ID include a state-issued enhanced driver's license, U.S. passport or passport card, DHS-trusted traveler cards (such as Global Entry or Nexus), U.S. Department of ...