West Virginia SB499 mandates toxicology tests for drivers involved in fatal vehicle crashes.
West Virginia SB499 amends the state code to require toxicology tests for drivers involved in fatal vehicle crashes. The law, known as Erin’s Law, mandates these tests to be performed as soon as possible. The bill also outlines penalties for drivers who intentionally violate crash reporting requirements, including fines and imprisonment.
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