West Virginia has enacted Service Contract legislation which adds “the repair of chips or cracks in, or the replacement of, motor vehicle windshields as a result of damage caused by road hazards” to the definition of a Service Contract that is exempt from West Virginia insurance law. The bill, HB
Service Contract legislation has passed in the West Virginia legislature and awaits signature by the Governor. The bill adds “the repair of chips or cracks in, or the replacement of, motor vehicle windshields as a result of damage caused by road hazards” to the definition of a Service Contract that
An amended version of West Virginia service contract legislation has passed the Senate by a vote of 32-1. A previous version of the bill had passed the House 93-0. The bill now moves back to the House for concurrence with the Senate amendment. The amended version of the bill adds
The West Virginia governor has signed a bill designed to “repeal antiquated code sections regarding safety glass and lighting in motor vehicles.” “The purpose of this bill is to remove antiquated code sections that have no useful purpose. These two code sections require the state to approve the safety glass
A bill is under review in the West Virginia legislature that is designed to “repeal antiquated code sections regarding safety glass and lighting in motor vehicles.” “The purpose of this bill is to remove antiquated code sections that have no useful purpose. These two code sections require the state to
A bill has been filed in the West Virginia House of Delegates that “relates to inspection of vehicles and provides that defects in windshields and windows that do not obscure vision are not unsafe conditions.” The bill was introduced on January 10 by Del. Jill Upson and referred to the