Establishes a system for reporting and monitoring public road hazards in West Virginia.
The bill mandates the Division of Highways to create a system for reporting and tracking dangerous conditions on state highways. It includes a toll-free hotline, an online portal, and a mobile app for reporting hazards such as potholes, damaged guardrails, and obstructed roadways. The system assigns tracking numbers, classifies hazards by severity, and maintains a public dashboard with report statistics. The Division must forward reports of county or municipal road hazards to the appropriate local authorities.
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