HB4363

Establishing a program for camera assisted speed enforcement in active work zones on public highways

Introduced·1/15/26
Intr Text

Establishes a camera-assisted speed enforcement program in active work zones on public highways in West Virginia.

The bill establishes a camera-assisted speed enforcement program in active work zones on public highways in West Virginia. It allows the West Virginia Division of Highways to expand school zones upon request from educational institutions. The program includes deploying work zone speed control systems to monitor vehicle speeds and assist law enforcement in enforcing speed limits. These systems must meet specific specifications and restrictions, including annual calibration checks and prohibitions on using recorded images as evidence in court.

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Where it stands

Current
Enviroment, Infrastructure, and Technology Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Calendar

Jan 29

5:00 PM

Subcommittee on Environment, Infrastructure, and Technology Meeting

Jan 29

5:00 PM

House Environment, Infrastructure, and Technology Subcommittee Meeting

History

Jan 30

House

Markup Discussion

Jan 15

House

Filed for introduction

Jan 15

House

To Energy and Public Works then Judiciary