West Virginia HB4036 strengthens enforcement against illegal parking in accessible spots for mobility-impaired individuals.
West Virginia HB4036 amends the state code to increase penalties for illegally parking in designated accessible parking spaces. The bill defines mobility impairment and outlines the criteria for obtaining special registration plates or removable windshield placards. It prohibits non-qualified individuals from using these permits and imposes fines for violations. The legislation also establishes a program to train volunteers in collecting evidence for citations and mandates public awareness campaigns about the penalties for misuse of accessible parking spaces.
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