You are in a crash on a county road outside any town. No one is hurt, but the damage to the two cars looks like about $1,500. What must you do about a report?

Correct answer: Notify the county sheriff or the nearest State Police office immediately.

Why

West Virginia law requires the driver to give notice at once, by the quickest means, of any crash that injures or kills a person or causes about $1,000 or more of property damage. Inside a town or city, notify the local police department; elsewhere, notify the county sheriff or the nearest West Virginia State Police office. If your vehicle had no West Virginia liability insurance on the date of the crash, your registration and driving privilege are suspended.

Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Crashes · p. 26, 84