HB 2686
Authorizing municipalities to place signage on state roads within their municipal jurisdiction and boundaries.
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- Passed House of Delegates
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- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill allows West Virginia municipalities to install signs on state roads located within their city limits. These signs can include warnings about speed or information about speed monitoring. The goal is to give municipalities more control over signage related to road safety within their boundaries. This would enable them to better direct traffic and provide important information to drivers.
Key provisions
- Municipalities can place signage on state roads.
- Signs can include speed warning signs.
- Signs can include radar-based speed information signs.
- Signs must be within the municipality's jurisdictional boundaries.
Who is affected
- West Virginia municipalities
- State Department of Transportation
- Drivers using state roads
Notable changes
- Currently, the state DOT primarily controls signage on state roads.
- This bill grants municipalities authority to supplement state signage efforts.
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