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From Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm, Dawg Prints will have a print station available for on-campus use on the 1st floor of the Publications Service Building. Please use the entrance on the left side of the building mail receiving area. Please also make sure your document or file is accessible in case something goes wrong with printing your document.
The following Dawg Prints stations are available to students of the department or with CAAMS access (Husky card swipe) to the location. Please contact the lab or location if you are a part of their department and require access to the building.

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Get, renew, replace, or update a WA state driver license or ID card, purchase your driving record, and learn about license suspensions and driving safety. Skip to main content For full functionality of our online services (like tab renewal, address change, renew your professional license, etc.), site search, and Google Translate it's necessary. Washington driver busted for using flashlights as headlights on his car A driver in Washington was pulled over after police noticed the headlights on his car had been replaced by flashlights.

• Fishery Sciences Building - School of Aquatic Fishery Sciences Computer Lab
• Gould Hall - Digital Commons RM# B007
• HUB - Front Information Desk
• Paccar Hall - 1st Flr. Hallway outside Tech Lab RM# 193
• Paccar Hall - T-Mobile MBA Lounge RM# 339
• Parrington Hall - Evans School of Public Affairs RM# B120
• Parrington Hall - Evans School of Public Affairs RM# 103
• Parrington Hall - Evans School of Public Affairs RM# 400
• South Campus Center RM# 311

Computer labs and Dawg Prints are inseparable. When you are sitting at a UW Library or lab computer, your print job is just a leash length away. Simply send your file to print, grab your Husky Card, and retrieve your job in seconds at the nearby release station.

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NOTE: Print drivers will be asking for a NETID or an owner name for your print jobs.
Please use your NETID or pick an owner name that is one word, unique, and memorable to you. Make sure there are no spaces in either of your NETID or owner name otherwise you might not find your print job when you go print it at the release station.

Print drivers are not the only way to print to our Dawg Prints printers. You can now alternatively upload your documents at My Print Center and print them at any of our Dawg Prints locations.

NOTE: Your computer needs to be connected to the University of Washington network in order to install the print driver.

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A driver in Washington was pulled over after police noticed the headlights on his car had been replaced by flashlights.

A Washington State Patrol officer pulled over a motorist on I-90 near North Bend early Monday morning after seeing the vehicle with 'super dim' headlights, WSP officer Rick Johnson told CNN.

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Upon inspection, the officer realized that the headlights on the car had been replaced by flashlights, which is illegal in the state as it does not meet the lumen requirements, Johnson said.

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The car appears to have noticeable damage to the front of the car and the headlights seem to have fallen or broken off. The lights were running out of power, and the motorist was driving on a suspended license, according to Johnson.

'I don't know of any car manufacturer that duct tapes flashlights to the front of their cars upon sale,' Johnson said. 'But you know, I guess this is 2020, right?'