Can't visit a driver licensing office? DOL2Go may be coming to you! • First-time WA driver license or ID card • Renewals • Out-of-state transfers • Driver record • Reinstatement letters • Document review for proof of identity Learn more: dol.wa.gov/dol2go

Parents — lay down the ground rules with your teen driver before you hand over the car keys: ✔️ Buckle up ✔️ Turn off distractions ✔️ Limit passengers ✔️ Obey speed limits ✔️ No drowsy driving

Hot tip: You can go to dol.wa.gov and sign up for tab renewal reminders by email. But the easiest way to remember when it's time for new tabs is to look at the ones already on your license plate.

Keep cruisin' the open road this summer 🏍️ — and stick to the speed limit to stay SAFE.

Summer won't last forever. Why spend any of it in a licensing office? If you can get online, you can renew your tabs or ID online. Just go to dol.wa.gov — then get back to doing what you love.

Recently had a vehicle recall repair done this summer. Always good to check to see if you have a safety recall too. Like they said, it's free.

Another good reminder: If you see a "don't turn on red" sign at the intersection, it means you can't turn right until the light turns green.

Big change! We're no longer sending reminder letters when it's time to renew your car tabs. Instead, you'll get an email or a postcard, depending on how you've interacted with us. Save time, paper, and taxpayer money. Sign up for email reminders: dol.wa.gov/reminders

Your summer hours are precious. Why spend them in a busy licensing office? Stay put, stay cool, and do your business online at dol.wa.gov. 😎

Friendly reminder: We no longer send vehicle tab renewal letters. Email notices are the way to go — instant delivery, one-click access, no wasted paper. And best of all, they never end up your neighbor's mailbox. Sign up and never miss another renewal: dol.wa.gov/reminders