West Virginia Code § 17-29-3

Transportation Network Company permit required
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(a) A person may not operate a transportation network company in West Virginia without
first having obtained a permit from the Division of Motor Vehicles.
(b) The Division of Motor Vehicles shall issue a permit to each applicant that:
(1) Provides proof of an agent for service of process in the State of West Virginia to the
Division of Motor Vehicles in accordance with section four of this article;
(2) Provides a copy of a certificate of insurance maintained by the transportation network
company in accordance with section eight of this article;
(3) Provides a copy of the transportation network company's zero tolerance for drug or
alcohol use policy to the Division of Motor Vehicles in aaccordance with section twelve of this
article;
(4) Provides a copy of the transportation network company's policy prohibiting solicitation or
acceptance of street hails to the Division of Motor Vehicles in accordance with section
fifteen of this article;
(5) Provides a copy of the transportation network company's policy prohibiting solicitation or
acceptance of cash payments from riders to the Division of Motor Vehicles in accordance
with section sixteen of this article;
(6) Provides a copy of thLe transportation network company's policy of nondiscrimination
with respect to riders and potential riders to the Division of Motor Vehicles in accordance
with section seventee n of this article; and
(7) Has paid an annual permit fee of $1,000 to the Division of Motor Vehicles.
(c) WAny fees collected under the provisions of this article shall be deposited into the Motor
Vehicle Fees Fund established in accordance with section twenty-one, article two, chapter
seventeen-a of this code. The Division of Motor Vehicles shall use the fees collected for the
payment of the costs and expenses necessary for the administration of this article.

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