WA House committee considers traffic stops, train length and per-mile tax
Washington State House of Representatives Transportation Committee Chair Jeff Fey, D-Tacoma.
COURTESY PHOTO JEFF FEY
OLYMPIA — Washington legislators are considering a trio of bills that, if passed, would alter what law enforcement officers can do during traffic stops, limit the length of trains in the state, and establish a voluntary pilot program statewide to charge vehicles a per-mile road use tax.
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