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WV HB4363
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/15/2026
Primary Sponsor
Clay Riley
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AI Summary
- Authorizes the Division of Highways to deploy automated speed camera systems in active work zones on multi-lane highways with speed limits of 55 mph or greater to assist law enforcement with real-time speed monitoring
- Requires work zone speed cameras to communicate with certified law enforcement officers in real time, with officers issuing citations contemporaneously or as soon as practicable after detecting a violation
- Mandates advance warning signs and posting on the West Virginia 511 traffic website before cameras can be used for enforcement purposes
- Establishes that speed violations detected through this system carry the same civil penalties as standard speeding violations under existing law (up to $100 for first offense, $200 for second within one year, $500 for third within two years)
- Prohibits violations from being added to driving records, used by insurers to negatively impact rates, or resulting in insurance surcharge points
Legislative Description
Establishing a program for camera assisted speed enforcement in active work zones on public highways
Roads and Transportation
Last Action
Markup Discussion
1/30/2026
Committee Referrals
Environment, Infrastructure, and Technology1/15/2026
Energy and Public Works1/15/2026
Full Bill Text
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