Providing reports to DMV on mental and physical disabilities for driver's license

SB 136 requires healthcare providers (including doctors, nurses, and clinic staff) to report to West Virginia's DMV within 10 days when they diagnose a person over 15 with a mental or physical condition affecting driving safety. The law mandates that these reports include the individual's full name, date of birth, and address, and are kept confidential for the sole purpose of assessing driver medical competency. The DMV must use these reports to determine whether a license holder meets safety standards, but the information cannot be used in court trials except for incompetence proceedings. This bill, named "McKayla, Miranda, and Philip's Law," becomes effective July 1, 2026.