The purpose of this award to the west virginia (WV) division of motor vehicles (DMV) is the maintenance of effort for cview and the IRP system maintenance projects, which will benefit the motor…

The West Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles received a $336,000 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements program (CFDA 20.237). The grant award will fund three key initiatives over a 4-year period from September 2023 to September 2027:

1. Maintenance and enhancement of the state's Commercial Vehicle Information Exchange Window (CVIEW) system, which is critical for ITD core compliance and improving the accuracy, timeliness, and security of commercial vehicle data. This includes reimbursing the state Public Service Commission for connectivity costs to the CVIEW system.

2. Payment of annual maintenance fees to the vendor for the International Registration Plan (IRP) electronic credentialing system, which is required to maintain ITD core compliance.

3. Expansion of West Virginia's roadside screening capabilities through the installation of automated USDOT reader, license plate reader, cameras, weigh-in-motion, and tire pressure screening technology at a fixed site on I-64. This will include 5 years of support and maintenance services.

The purpose of this award to the west virginia (WV) division of motor vehicles (DMV) is the maintenance of effort for cview and the IRP system maintenance projects, which will benefit the motor carrier industry by enabling expanded capability of the states cview, which is required for core ITD compliance, continued improvement of the quality of data used within the CVO network (i.e., accuracy, timelines, and security of the data.), leveling of the playing field for safe and legal carriers, cost savings due to faster inspections and the development of the modernized systems with full integration will allow for more transparency in the application and credentialing process for the industry.project 1 objective:the goal of this project is to expand the states cview functionality through ongoing maintenance of effort and enhanced network connectivity efforts to ensure cview availability. The objective of this project is to provide federal funding for the reimbursement of WV public service commission (PSC) for use of their connection to cview. The WV DMV intends to reimburse WV PSC the prorated amount of the quarterly invoices for the maintenance of communications necessary to allow data transfer from the cview to safer through the current connectivity method.project 2 objective:the goal of this project is to pay the necessary maintenance fees to the vendor to ensure that the system remains working at its optimal efficacy. The objective of this project is to use federal funding to reimburse WV DMV the amount spent on annual maintenance fees for the IRP system for electronic credentialing. Electronic credentialing is required to maintain ITD core compliance, and maintaining compliance is the objective of this project. WV DMV pays annual maintenance fees to the vendor to cover constant system updates, routine maintenance to the system, and tech support when an unforeseen issue occurs.project 3 objective:this project will expand west virginias w-screening capabilities by installing automated usdot reader, automated license plate reader (alpr), overview cameras, thermal imaging technology, WIM, and automated tire pressure screening (atps) at a fixed screening site on i-64 westbound near mile marker 39, west virginia in putnam county. This will include support and maintenance services for both the westbound and eastbound sites for 5 years.project