SB911

Creating First-Time Drive to Work Pilot Program

Introduced·2/11/26
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West Virginia SB911 establishes a pilot program to help first-time vehicle buyers with down-payment and insurance assistance.

West Virginia SB911 creates the First-time Drive to Work Pilot Program within the Division of Economic Development. The program provides eligible participants with a one-time grant of up to $1,500 for down-payment assistance and temporary insurance assistance of up to $75 per month for six months. To qualify, applicants must be West Virginia residents aged 18-30, first-time vehicle purchasers, employed or with a job offer in the state, and have a household income not exceeding 120 percent of the state median.

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History

Feb 11

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 11

Senate

To Workforce then Finance

Feb 11

Senate

Introduced in Senate