WA SB5333

Vehicles used in attempting to elude police are subject to impoundment; repeat offenders face vehicle forfeiture upon conviction, with proceeds funding traffic safety enforcement programs

Mandatory 72-hour vehicle impoundment hold when driver is arrested for attempting to elude police, compared to 12-hour hold for DUI arrests

Electronic monitoring required as a condition of pretrial release for anyone charged with attempting to elude a police vehicle or resisting arrest

Offenders convicted of attempting to elude police must serve one year of community custody and be placed on electronic monitoring for the duration of supervision

Juveniles adjudicated for attempting to elude a police vehicle receive mandatory parole with required electronic monitoring for the full parole term