Require EZ Pass transponder be registered to person, not vehicle

HB 4563 would change how West Virginia's EZ Pass transponders are registered, requiring them to be assigned to individual licensed drivers instead of specific vehicles. This means drivers would register their personal license with the transponder, allowing them to use it in any vehicle they operate, without linking the device to a particular car. The bill directly affects all current and future EZ Pass users in West Virginia who pay tolls on state highways. It updates the registration process by removing vehicle information from EZ Pass records and tying the device solely to the driver's license.