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The document outlines the process for requesting a hearing for individuals classified as habitual traffic offenders (HTO) in Washington State. It defines an HTO, details the consequences of such a classification, and provides instructions for submitting a hearing request form. The document emphasizes that hearings are conducted by telephone, requires specific information from the driver, and mentions the need for accommodations if necessary.

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Begin by entering your driver information. Print or type your name (Last, First, Middle), date of birth, driver license number, state, and telephone number.
Answer the question regarding any pending driving-related issues in court. If 'yes', provide the date and location of the incident.
If applicable, fill out your attorney's information including their name, address, telephone number, fax number, and email.
Indicate if you need an interpreter by checking the appropriate box and providing details about your primary language and dialect if necessary.
Certify that the information provided is true by signing in the designated area. Print your name and include the date and place signed.

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What does it mean when a motorist has had a habitual offender?

A habitual traffic offender is defined as driving on a suspended license and having too many points. If you continue driving on a suspended or revoked license and accumulate driving offenses, you can be designated as a habitual traffic offender (HTO) under California Vehicle Code 14601.3 VC.

What is a habitual offender in Washington state?

A habitual traffic offender (HTO) is a driver who, within a 5-year period, has been: Convicted of 3 or more offenses listed in RCW 46.65. 020(1), or. Found to have been convicted of or committed 20 or more moving violations listed in WAC 308-104-160.

How many traffic violations before suspension in Washington state?

Suspended license If youre ticketed for: 6 moving violations in a 12 month period, or.

What does it mean when a cop says habitual?

You should know that being a habitual traffic offender does not mean you only have too many traffic violations. Instead, VC 14601.3 defines a habitual traffic offender as someone who creates a driving record (points on their record) while driving on a suspended or revoked license.