If your driver license is suspended due to unpaid traffic tickets, a DUI or a number of other things, it can be a challenge to navigate the court system to get it back. For the nearly 300,000 Washingtonians with a suspended license, things are about to get a little easier.
We’ve rolled out a new web-based service that shows people what they need to do and who they need to contact to get their license back. Users can securely enter their personal information and the system will provide a printable list of the court issues and state requirements needing to be resolved. It also provides contact information for each item. It is available at the DOL website.
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I put in the requested information to find out how to reinstate a driver’s license so many times that I was timed out. Each time the message was that the information was erroneous. Then I called the DOL office and entered the same info on the phone. We immediately got what we needed. This website does not seem to be very effective.
Getting from the video to the actual place to enter info was not perfectly clear either.
what about the reduced payments for low income people? effective 7/22/2011
Hello Trisha. Many local courts have developed programs to help people clear up the traffic tickets or other issues that are keeping them from getting their driver license reinstated. To learn more about these types of options, people should directly contact the court that requested DOL to suspend their license.
The Clark County driver license restoration program is a very good and effective program, its the collection agency, AllianceOne, that is bad. They are rude, and they are thieves. I wish that more people would go to the court and give their stories of how AllianceOne has done them.