Wash. Admin. Code § 308-83-110 - Vehicle certificate and reports
(1) A limousine carrier must obtain a vehicle
certificate for each vehicle to be operated as a limousine. An application for
a new vehicle certificate must include a copy of the vehicle registration. All
applications for new vehicle certificates and vehicle certificate renewals must
also include:
(a) A valid certificate of
insurance issued in the exact name of the legal entity that appears or will
appear on the business license;
(b)
A current vehicle inspection report no older than four months; and
(2) The department will issue the vehicle
certificate in the name of the limousine carrier. The department may allow
continued operation of a limousine for up to sixty calendar days if there is a
minor error (for example, misspelling) in the vehicle registration, to allow
time for the department to correct the registration document.
(3) Each limousine must display a decal
permanently affixed to the back of the vehicle. The decal must be located to
the left of the rear license plate, easily observable, and within twelve inches
of the plate. The decal must not be affixed to the license plate or a light.
The carrier must remove the decal upon the transfer of vehicle ownership, or
the termination of the limousine vehicle certificate.
(4) The vehicle registration must have the
use class recorded as "F/H."
(5)
Vehicle certificates expire. Failure to renew prior to the expiration date may
result in penalty fees as provided by chapter 19.02 RCW. A limousine with an
expired vehicle certificate may not continue to operate as a
limousine.
(6) A request to add a
new vehicle, and procure a new vehicle certificate, must be made in writing to
the business licensing service and include the fee as specified in WAC
308-83-020.
(7) A request for a duplicate vehicle
certificate may be made by contacting the department. A fee as specified in WAC
308-83-020 will be charged for
duplicate vehicle certificates.
(8)
A copy of the vehicle certificate must be carried in the vehicle at all times
and must be displayed on request to any law enforcement officer or department
representative.
(9) A limousine
carrier must:
(a) Within four business days
following a traffic collision involving any of its limousines, report the
collision to the department's regulatory office if an accident report is
required or was made under the provisions of
RCW
46.52.030. Before a limousine involved in a
collision may return to service, the limousine carrier must forward to the
department a new vehicle inspection report that was performed after the
collision. This inspection may be performed by the Washington state patrol or
other agency authorized by chapter 46.72A RCW to perform limousine inspections.
Alternatively, the department may accept a structural inspection by an ASE
Certified Master Collision Repair Technician. The department will not accept an
ASE inspection for the initial or annual limousine inspection required under
WAC 308-83-120.
(b) Report to the department within ten
calendar days when any limousine that has been issued a vehicle certificate is
taken out of service.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapters 46.72A, 46.04 RCW, RCW 43.24.086 and 2011 c 374. 12-02-035, § 308-83-110, filed 12/29/11, effective 2/1/12.
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.