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WV HB4668
Bill
Status
1/21/2026
Primary Sponsor
Kathie Crouse
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AI Summary
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Drivers operating vehicles with a suspended or revoked license, or who are unlicensed, would automatically be found at fault when involved in any accident on West Virginia public highways
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Amends §17B-4-3 of the West Virginia Code relating to violation of license provisions
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Existing penalties for driving while suspended/revoked remain unchanged, ranging from $100-$500 fines for first offenses to felony imprisonment of 1-3 years plus $3,000-$5,000 fines for repeat DUI-related revocation violations
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Introduced January 21, 2026 by Delegates Crouse and T. Howell and referred to the House Judiciary Committee
Legislative Description
To make any accident involving a driver that is driving on a revoked/suspended license or is driving while unlicensed is automatically at fault for the accident
Motor Vehicles
Last Action
To House Judiciary
1/21/2026