Authorizing DOH to erect warning signs

SB 794 authorizes the West Virginia Division of Highways to erect warning signs on specific roads with poor maintenance, indicating that only vehicles with high ground clearance (like 4x4s) may safely travel those routes. The bill amends existing highway authority by adding a provision allowing the commissioner to implement this signage to address safety concerns on undermaintained roads. This directly affects drivers using those designated roads, particularly those operating standard vehicles that may not be suitable for the road conditions. The change is procedural, focusing solely on signage authorization without altering road maintenance standards or creating new infrastructure.