Requiring auto accident toxicology test be performed

HB 5376 requires toxicology tests to be performed on drivers involved in any vehicle crash that results in death. The bill mandates these tests be conducted "as soon as possible" following a fatal accident. It directly affects drivers involved in crashes causing death, ensuring their blood or urine is tested for drugs or alcohol. The law, named "Erin’s Law" in the bill, adds this requirement to existing West Virginia traffic safety statutes without changing penalties for hit-and-run offenses.