​State employees and those working for the state may operate state vehicles on official business only. The Enterprise Wide Transportation Policy defines a State Driver as:

• A person authorized by the agency head or authorized designee to operate a state vehicle used for conducting official state business.

State drivers may include:

• State employees
• Volunteers
• Students (high school or college students that are 18 years of age and have minimum two years of driving experience)
• Department of Correction inmates (under the control of the Department of Corrections)
• Contractors

Rent/Reserve a Vehicle

Parking

• Park on Capitol Campus

Services/Repairs/Parts

• Service or repairs for my state vehicle
• Service or repairs for my agency-owned vehicle
• Tire-Chains (Online Form)
• Windshield Replacement

Reporting and Forms

• ATO Listing
• Monthly Mileage
• Reimbursement Request
• Vehicle Glove Box Packet
  • Required Vehicle Forms Checklist
  • Quick reference guide for vehicle users
  • Roadside Assistance Flyer 2021
  • Proof of Liability Insurance / Washington State Agency Vehicle Continual Coverage
  • State of Washington Vehicle Accident Report (SF-137)
  • Filing Tort Claim Flier
• How to File a Tort Claim - Claim form

Accidents and Roadside Assistance

• Accident Report
• Roadside Assistance

Other Vehicle Topics

• Frequently asked questions (faq)
• Distracted Driving Law
• Charge a state electric vehicle
• Electric Vehicles
• Fuel a state vehicle
• Operator's Manual
• Register to operate a State Vehicle
• Rent/reserve a state Vehicle
• Rental Rates
• COVID Car Care
• Catalytic Converter Theft Warning 3-3-2021