West Virginia HB4719 seeks to eliminate mandatory vehicle inspections in the state.

West Virginia HB4719 repeals the requirement for mandatory state inspections of motor vehicles. This bill removes the need for vehicle owners to comply with inspection laws and eliminates the role of the Department of Public Safety in conducting inspections. It also removes the authority of the Superintendent of the West Virginia State Police to require periodic inspections and suspend the registration of unsafe vehicles. The bill affects vehicle owners and drivers by removing the obligation to obtain inspection certificates and face penalties for non-compliance.

West Virginia HB4719 seeks to eliminate mandatory vehicle inspections in the state.

West Virginia HB4719 repeals the requirement for mandatory state inspections of motor vehicles. This bill removes the need for vehicle owners to comply with inspection laws and eliminates the role of the Department of Public Safety in conducting inspections. It also removes the authority of the Superintendent of the West Virginia State Police to require periodic inspections and suspend the registration of unsafe vehicles. The bill affects vehicle owners and drivers by removing the obligation to obtain inspection certificates and face penalties for non-compliance.