West Virginia HB4668 makes drivers at fault in accidents if they have a revoked or suspended license or are unlicensed.

West Virginia HB4668 amends the state code to establish that drivers involved in accidents who are driving with a revoked or suspended license, or who are unlicensed, are automatically at fault. The bill outlines penalties for repeat offenses, including fines and jail time. It also specifies that home detention may be used as an alternative to incarceration. The law aims to hold drivers accountable for operating vehicles illegally.

West Virginia HB4668 makes drivers at fault in accidents if they have a revoked or suspended license or are unlicensed.

West Virginia HB4668 amends the state code to establish that drivers involved in accidents who are driving with a revoked or suspended license, or who are unlicensed, are automatically at fault. The bill outlines penalties for repeat offenses, including fines and jail time. It also specifies that home detention may be used as an alternative to incarceration. The law aims to hold drivers accountable for operating vehicles illegally.