HB 2384, if signed by the governor, will regulate insurance and creates disclosure rules in peer-to-peer car sharing.The bill was sent to the state's governor on March 2.
The Washington state peer-to-peer legislation for motor vehicle sharing, House Bill 2384, passed the House at 73-23 with two excused and is now in the Senate Rules Committee for its second reading.
Heading to the state’s House Committee on Business and Financial Services, HB 2384 would closely outline the Oregon and California legislation on peer-to-peer car sharing.
Bonds to pay for Safeco Field will be paid off in September. Businesses are to continue collecting the tax through September 30.
A woman drove her car into a marsh after her GPS told her to do so.
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) submitted a letter to the Washington State Senate Ways and Means Committee opposing HB 1997, a proposed permanent extension of both the 2% Safeco and 1% Kingdome car rental taxes in Washington State.
Newspaper writes that lawmakers would break a vow by continuing the tax to fund a baseball stadium.
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