The $5000 Washington tow truck operator bond is issue to you immediately after completion of a short surety bond application which we'll take from you over the phone. There is no credit inquiry for this bond. The bond is offered to you for just $100, annually. Please call AmeriPro Surety Bonds at 844-589-9732.
All tow truck operators in the state should familiarize themselves with this comprehensive manual which is a full compendium of the requirements, definitions, and legal statutes which regulate Washington tow truck drivers.
Applicants for a tow truck operating license in Washing state will pay obtain a business license application from the WA Department of Licensing.
Some of the requirements for licensing include the following (this list is not necessarily all-encompassing):
Washington tow truck operators must maintain an active insurance liability policy of at least $100,000. This policy protects the tow truck operator and any individuals; however, read and understand the policy description any limits or restrictions on the liability policy
In addition to the above, Washington State tow truck operators are required to purchase and maintain a $5,000 surety bond.
Unlike the required insurance policy, the surety bond protects others from wrongful, criminal, or negligent acts which may be committed by a tow operator or employees during the course of their duties.
The Washington tow truck operator bond is just $100, annually. There is no credit inquiry or check for this bond. After completion of an application -- a short one, which we'll take from you over the phone, and payment of the premium, the bond is issued to you immediately.
Our agency also offers you the option to prepay this bond for up to 3 years. Prepayment of the premium lengthens the time between renewals and offers you a savings over renewing your surety bond every year.
The premium prepayment options are as follows:
AmeriPro Surety Bonds provides license & permit, fiduciary, contractor, and court bonds in Washington. We also provide bonds in all 50 states.