And you’re right—West Virginia suffers from the fourth-highest rate of poverty in the U.S., with only Mississippi, Louisiana, and New Mexico having more residents below the poverty line. However, this doesn’t appear to translate into less car ownership.
Car registrations increased 2.7% from 2015 to 2020. And West Virginia ranks 22nd overall in terms of the highest rates of car ownership in the United States.
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