WV HB5562

Requires the Division of Highways to establish a highway hazard reporting and monitoring system with multiple reporting methods including a 24-hour toll-free hotline, online portal, and mobile application

Mandates tracking of all reports with unique numbers, severity classification, priority response levels, and dates for verification, repair initiation, and resolution

Requires a publicly accessible online dashboard showing number of reports received, average response times, and status of open and resolved reports

Creates state liability for damages when the Division of Highways receives notice of a hazardous condition and negligently fails to correct it within a reasonable time, with payments limited to Board of Risk and Insurance Management policy limits

Requires an annual report to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance by December 31 summarizing reports received, average response times, and recommendations for improving highway safety