Requires motorists traveling 10 mph or more below the speed limit to activate hazard lights.
Requires drivers operating a vehicle more than 10 miles below the posted speed limit to turn on hazard lights. The bill aims to enhance road safety by making slower-moving vehicles more visible to other drivers. It adds a new section to the Code of West Virginia, specifying this requirement for highways.
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