Washington DUI convictions come with a requirement most other states don't impose: a minimum one-year ignition interlock device installation before license reinstatement, on top of the three-year SR-22 filing requirement. For drivers dealing with other violations, State Farm leads on cost at $89/month for minimum coverage, $15/month less than GEICO's $104/month. Washington's clean-record minimum coverage average is $72/month, so the SR-22 surcharge adds $17/month at the cheapest available rate.
At $89/month, State Farm is the lowest-cost path for Washington drivers reinstating after a standard violation. Drivers with a financed vehicle should compare full coverage car insurance in Washington rates—State Farm's full coverage rate is $178/month. Those whose credit dropped alongside their driving record can find additional options at car insurance for drivers with bad credit, since Washington allows credit-based pricing.












