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Old 12-01-2007, 05:58 AM   #58
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Originally posted by Dr Pooface Both my autoplan agent and ICBC customer service have told me an insurance binder is not enough to legally drive a car accross the border. I also need to buy a Transit Permit from Washington to license the car itself. ICBC told me they would impound the vehicle at the border if I did not have this Transit Permit. Perhaps the first post in this thread should be modified before someone gets themselves in some hot water...

Talked to Washington State Licensing: 360-902-3600

The "transit permit" is good for one day. You can buy a "trip permit" that's good for three days for ~$30.

Cost Cutter Licensing is just across the Baine border crossing 360-332-7089.
Actually, if the vehicle you are buying has valid plates (tags) on it, then you do NOT need a permit, you just need the binder. It is only if the vehicle does not have valid tags that you will need the permit.
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