Providing DMV with certain medical information related to mental or physical disabilities as it relates to the ability of a person to drive safely

HB 3134 (McKayla, Miranda, and Philip's Law) requires healthcare providers - including doctors, nurses, and treatment facilities - to report to West Virginia's DMV when a person over 15 is diagnosed with a mental or physical condition that could affect driving safety, such as lapses of consciousness. Providers must submit the individual's name, date of birth, and address within 10 days of diagnosis. The DMV will use these confidential reports solely to assess whether a driver meets medical requirements for license retention, with strict protections preventing their use in court except for competency hearings. This law applies directly to healthcare professionals who must report and to drivers with qualifying conditions. It takes effect July 1, 2025.