West Virginia HB4882 repeals mandatory state inspections of motor vehicles.
West Virginia HB4882 repeals the requirement for mandatory state inspections of motor vehicles. This bill eliminates the need for vehicle inspection stickers in the state by repealing sections 17C-16-1 to 17C-16-9 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended. The effect is to remove the obligation for vehicle owners to obtain annual inspection stickers, thereby affecting all motor vehicle owners in West Virginia.
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