WAC 308-96A-139. Neighborhood and medium speed electric vehicles — Requirements

(1) Do I have to license my neighborhood or medium speed electric vehicle to drive on the road? Yes, you must license your vehicle to obtain a registration certificate. The registration certificate will indicate that your vehicle is a neighborhood or medium speed electric vehicle. (2) What fees will I pay to license my neighborhood or medium speed electric vehicle? You are required to pay all licensing fees for a passenger motor vehicle or truck (if equipped with a bed). (3) Do I have to complete a form to license my motor vehicle? Yes, in addition to all other forms required by law or rule, you must complete the Neighborhood/Medium Speed Electric Vehicle Certification form. (4) If I use my vehicle for commercial purposes, is it licensed differently? No. Your license will appear the same; however, if you wish to park in loading zones, you must license your motor vehicle with truck plates. (5) Are there restrictions on where a neighborhood or medium speed electric vehicle can be driven? Yes. The restrictions can be found in RCW 46.61.723 and 46.61.725 . (6) How do I prove that my motor vehicle qualifies as a neighborhood or medium speed electric vehicle? New vehicles must have a statement on the manufacturer's statement of origin that indicates the motor vehicle conforms to federal regulations under Title 49 C.F.R. Part 571.500. If it is a used vehicle and the ownership document does not indicate it, the owner can complete the Neighborhood/Medium Speed Electric Vehicle Certification form as proof.