Allow students who enroll and successfully complete a driver’s education course to waive testing at the DMV

HB 3317 allows high school students in West Virginia who complete a certified driver's education course to receive a "High School Driver Education Certificate" from their teacher. This certificate waives the need for written and road skill tests at the DMV for six months, replacing the standard testing requirement. Students must still pay all standard DMV fees for a driver's license. The bill directly affects high school students enrolled in approved driver's education programs and streamlines the licensing process for them.