Requires repeat DUI offenders to carry ID indicating they may not purchase alcohol
West Virginia SB602 mandates that individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) may be designated as "interdicted persons" by the court. These individuals must surrender their driver's license or identification card and are issued a new license or ID marked "No Alcohol Sale." The new ID contains security features, including a prominent red stripe, indicating the individual is restricted from purchasing alcohol. The Division of Motor Vehicles may charge fees for processing and providing these IDs. The court determines the duration of the interdiction period.
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