WA HB1378

Vehicles used in attempting to elude police are subject to impoundment, and repeat offenders face vehicle forfeiture after conviction; forfeited vehicles may be retained by law enforcement or sold to fund traffic safety programs

Mandatory electronic monitoring required as a condition of pretrial release for persons charged with attempting to elude a police vehicle or resisting arrest, with proof of device installation due within 5 business days

Vehicles impounded for attempting to elude police cannot be redeemed by the driver/owner for 72 hours; non-owner registered owners or legal owners may redeem sooner

Offenders convicted of attempting to elude police receive one year of mandatory community custody (parole) with required electronic monitoring for the duration

Juveniles adjudicated for attempting to elude police face mandatory parole programs and must submit to electronic monitoring for the full parole term