West Virginia HB4694 mandates deactivation of driver's license bar codes upon expiration to prevent underage sales of alcohol and tobacco.

West Virginia HB4694 amends the Code of West Virginia to deactivate bar codes on driver's licenses when they expire. This measure aims to prevent businesses from selling alcohol and tobacco products to underage individuals. The bill requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to deactivate bar codes on expired or expiring licenses when a person renews their license. The commissioner may provide a license with deactivated bar codes at their discretion. The bill also proposes legislative rules to implement these provisions.

West Virginia HB4694 mandates deactivation of driver's license bar codes upon expiration to prevent underage sales of alcohol and tobacco.

West Virginia HB4694 amends the Code of West Virginia to deactivate bar codes on driver's licenses when they expire. This measure aims to prevent businesses from selling alcohol and tobacco products to underage individuals. The bill requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to deactivate bar codes on expired or expiring licenses when a person renews their license. The commissioner may provide a license with deactivated bar codes at their discretion. The bill also proposes legislative rules to implement these provisions.