West Virginia HB4728 mandates hazard lights for vehicles traveling 10 mph or more below the speed limit.
West Virginia HB4728 introduces a new requirement for motorists to activate hazard lights when traveling more than 10 miles per hour below the posted speed limit on any interstate or state highway. The bill aims to enhance road safety by making slower-moving vehicles more visible to other drivers.
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