Washington is launching a voucher program to help low-income new drivers get licensed. It isn't live yet — join the list and we'll contact you the moment it opens.
Washington State passed a law creating a driver-training voucher program for low-income new drivers (roughly ages 15–25). Funding and enrollment are expected to begin in 2027 — it is not yet available, so there is nothing to apply for today.
When the program opens, spots may be limited. Join our waitlist now and you'll be first to hear — with a simple heads-up email and help getting enrolled.
Add your details and we'll reach out when the program is ready. No spam, ever.
Not yet. The Washington voucher program is still being set up and isn't accepting applications. Joining our waitlist is the best way to be ready the moment it opens.
The state has indicated funding and enrollment are expected to begin in 2027, subject to state funding. We'll email everyone on the waitlist with exact dates as soon as they're confirmed.
The program is aimed at low-income new drivers, roughly ages 15–25. Exact eligibility rules will be set by the state.
No. It's completely free and there's no obligation — it just means we'll notify you when the program is ready.