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Highway Safety Program Regions

West Virginia is divided into regional traffic safety programs covering all fifty-five counties. Each region has a designated coordinator responsible for developing and implementing counter-measures to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities on state roadways.

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A color-coded county map of West Virginia divided into eight Governor's Highway Safety Program (GHSP) regional territories, labeled Region 1 through Region 8

Region 1

(Calhoun County, Clay County, Gilmer County, Kanawha County, Ritchie County, Roane County, Wirt County)

Metro Valley Highway Safety Program

Region 2

(Cabell County, Jackson County, Lincoln County, Mason County, Putnam County, Wayne County)

Huntington Regional Highway Safety Program

Region 3

(Wood County)

Region 3 Highway Safety Program

Region 4

(Brooke County, Hancock County, Marshall County, Ohio County, Pleasants County, Tyler County, Wetzel County)

Northern Regional Highway Safety Office

Region 5

(Barbour County, Doddridge County, Harrison County, Lewis County, Marion County, Monongalia County, Preston County, Randolph County, Taylor County, Tucker County, Upshur County)

WV High Tech Corridor Highway Safety Program

Region 6

(Berkeley County, Grant County, Hampshire County, Hardy County, Mineral County, Morgan County, Pendleton County, Jefferson County)

Region 6 Highway Safety Program

Region 7

(Boone County, Braxton County, Fayette County, Greenbrier County, Logan County, Nicholas County, Pocahontas County, Raleigh County, Webster County)

Southern Regional Highway Safety Program

Region 8

(Monroe, Summers, Mercer, McDowell, Wyoming, Mingo)

WV Coalfields Highway Safety Program