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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 9 - EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-39 - Incomplete applications

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(a) If an applicant
				  has passed at least one (1) examination required for issuance of a driver
				  license, but is unable to complete other required examinations, for whatever
				  reason, the application shall be designated by Service Oklahoma as
				  "Incomplete." The applicant shall have one (1) year from the date of initial
				  application to complete the application process and take all required
				  examinations for the driver license. If a license has not been obtained by the
				  end of the one-year period, the applicant shall restart the application
				  process. Reasons for an "Incomplete" designation may include, but are not
				  limited to:
(1) The applicant has no vehicle
				  for a driving skills examination.
(2) The applicant provides an unsafe or
				  improperly equipped vehicle for a driving skills examination.
(3) The applicant is unfamiliar with the
				  vehicle being operated for a driving skills examination resulting in
				  termination of the examination by the examiner. The applicant shall be allowed
				  a second opportunity on the same day to take the driving skills examination. If
				  the applicant is still unfamiliar with the vehicle, the applicant shall be
				  required to take the examination on another day.
(4) The applicant must obtain a clearance for
				  medical reasons (if required, the proper medical form will be issued to the
				  applicant),
(5) The applicant fails
				  to meet vision standards (a DL-20 shall be issued to the applicant).
(6) The applicant, during the driving skills
				  examination, is involved in a collision which is not the fault of the
				  applicant.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 9 - EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-40 - Vision

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(a)
Visual examination.
The
				  vision standards set forth in this section and OAC
				  260:135-5-52 are not intended to
				  supersede any other;
(1) state standard or
				  rule for operators of school buses [see OAC 210:30-5 regarding school bus
				  operator rules], or
(2) federal
				  regulation or law.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 9 - EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-41 - Knowledge test

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(a)
General.
A knowledge test is administered to each applicant for a
				  driver license to determine the person's ability to read and understand highway
				  signs and the person's knowledge of the traffic laws of this state. The
				  knowledge test, if it is not waived, and the vision test shall be successfully
				  passed by the applicant before the skills test is administered. The knowledge
				  test includes, when applicable, any separate endorsement/restriction test as
				  described in this Section. The knowledge test may be administered by Service
				  Oklahoma or Written Examination Proctors that have entered into an agreement
				  with Service Oklahoma. An applicant determined by an examiner to be cheating on
				  any portion of the examination shall:
(1)
				  immediately forfeit the examination,
(2) be given a failing score by the examiner,
				  and
(3) be disqualified from
				  retaking the examination for one week.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 9 - EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-42 - Skills examination

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(a)
In
				  general.
The skills examination shall only be administered after the
				  applicant has successfully passed the knowledge test, or had it waived if
				  eligible, and the vision test. Whenever a skills examination is required, the
				  following general conditions shall apply:
(1)
				  The skills examination shall start at a designated location and shall include
				  an actual demonstration of the applicant's ability to exercise ordinary and
				  reasonable control in the operation of a motor vehicle. Applicants shall
				  furnish the type of vehicle required for the Class D skills
				  examination.
(2) The skills
				  examination shall not be administered in a vehicle:
(A) which is not insured as required by 47
				  O.S. §7-600 et seq.,
(B) which
				  does not have a current license plate,
(C) which is not equipped with seatbelts, if
				  the vehicle was originally manufactured and equipped with seatbelts,
				  or
(D) which does not comply with
				  vehicle equipment and safety standards as required by Chapters 12 and 13 of
				  Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
(3) An applicant determined by an examiner to
				  be cheating on any portion of the skills examination shall:
(A) immediately forfeit the
				  examination,
(B) be given a failing
				  score by the examiner, and
(C) be
				  disqualified from retaking the examination for one week.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-46 - Purpose

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To operate a motor vehicle, a driver shall possess certain
					 physical and mental abilities. The first and primary purpose and intent of
					 Service Oklahoma is to license new applicants and to renew driver licenses of
					 persons with these abilities but, when necessary and upon the recommendation of
					 the Department of Public Safety, to restrict, deny, cancel, or disqualify the
					 driving privilege of those applicants or licensees who present an unwarranted
					 risk or do not meet the minimum standards. The standards and rules included in
					 this Part are created upon the recommendations of the Department of Public
					 Safety.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-47 - Sources of medical information

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The sources of information regarding physical and mental
					 conditions which might affect driving are:
(1) original and renewal driver license
				  applicants,
(2) traffic
				  records,
(3) Service Oklahoma
				  hearing officers,
(4) law
				  enforcement officers,
(5) driver
				  license examiners,
(6)
				  judges,
(7) licensed health care
				  professionals,
(8) collision
				  reports,
(9) voluntarily
				  surrendered driver licenses,
(10)
				  relatives, and
(11) private
				  citizens.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-48 - Medical reports

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Ordinarily, the fitness of an applicant to be granted
					 driving privileges and a driver license can be determined by personnel of
					 Service Oklahoma, as prescribed the Department of Public Safety. However,
					 medical judgment is sometimes necessary to assist in this determination.
					 Medical reports by family physicians or medical specialists may be required as
					 provided by 47 O.S. §6-119. These medical reports may be referred to the
					 Medical Advisory Committee for evaluation and recommendation. The Medical
					 Advisory Committee, as authorized by 47 O.S. §6-118, recommends standards
					 for determining the physical, emotional, and mental condition of a person to
					 safely operate a motor vehicle. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the
					 Department of Public Safety makes the final determination in the granting of
					 driving privileges and the issuance of a driver license. Denial or cancellation
					 of a person's driving privileges and driver license by Service Oklahoma may be
					 appealed to the court [47 O.S. §6-211]. Other sections of the Oklahoma
					 Statutes affecting the medical aspects of driver licensing are: 47 O.S.
					 §§6-103(A)(7), 6-113, 6-118, 6- 119, 6-120, 6-207, and 6-209; and 43A
					 O.S. §3-402.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-49 - Applicability

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(a) General. The medical aspects of driver
				  licensing pertain only to:
(1) Class D driver
				  license applicants or licensees,
(2) Persons operating as commercial drivers
				  with the proper type of driver license prior to June 12, 1989, who have been
				  continuously operating in that capacity since and wish to apply for an
				  intrastate commercial driver license waiver, and with a medical deficiency that
				  have been licensed with a valid commercial driver license for more than three
				  (3) years and have been actively employed as a commercial motor vehicle
				  operator for more than three (3) years may apply for an intrastate commercial
				  driver license waiver. Both the commercial driver license and employment
				  requirements shall be for the three (3) years immediately preceding the
				  application for the intrastate commercial driver license waiver. The
				  applicant's driving record (driving index history) for the previous three (3)
				  years will be reviewed during the consideration of the application and the
				  application will only be approved if the driving record:
(A) Contains no driver license suspension,
				  revocation, cancellation, denial or disqualification for the operation
				  pertaining to any motor vehicle;
(B) Contains no involvement in a motor
				  vehicle accident in which the applicant contributed or received a citation for
				  any moving traffic violation;
(C)
				  Contains no convictions for any disqualifying offense as defined in 47 O.S.
				  §6-205.2, and
(3)
				  Operators of Class A, B, or C commercial vehicles who are exempt from meeting
				  the medical requirements as prescribed in
				  49 CFR §
												390.3(f).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-51 - Cardiovascular diseases

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(a)
Standards
				  for Class D driver license.
A person who suffers from uncompensated
				  congestive heart failure, arrhythmia, carotid sinus sensitivity, syncopal
				  episodes, or myocardial infarction shall not be licensed if the condition would
				  impair the person's functional capabilities to safely operate a motor
				  vehicle.
(b)
Standards for
				  Class A, B, or C intrastate commercial driver license.
A person with
				  proven myocardial infarction and/or congestive heart failure, cardiac
				  arrhythmia, or coronary insufficiency, or who experiences attacks of syncope
				  shall not be licensed for a Class A, B, or C intrastate commercial driver
				  license unless individually approved by the Medical Advisory Committee or its
				  designated representative, depending upon the severity of the
				  condition.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-52 - Vision standards and problems

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(a)
Acuity.
(1) A person may be
				  considered for a Class D driver license if the visual acuity is:
(A) Twenty/sixty (20/60) or better in both
				  eyes, with or without corrective lenses.
(B) Twenty/fifty (20/50) or better in one
				  eye, with or without corrective lenses.
(C) Any person not meeting the requirements
				  in (A) or (B) of this paragraph may apply for a restricted driver license with
				  such restrictions as speed limit, locale, and time, if the visual acuity is no
				  worse than twenty/one hundred (20/100), when each eye is measured independently
				  with or without corrective lenses.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-53 - Musculoskeletal problems

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(a)
Musculoskeletal impairment.
A person with a significant impairment
				  such as amputation, polio, or any other crippling muscular or skeletal disorder
				  which may affect the person's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle shall
				  not be licensed until a medical report is submitted by his or her physician, if
				  so requested by Service Oklahoma, and the person is examined for placement of
				  appropriate restrictions on the driver license, as deemed necessary by Service
				  Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department.
(b)
Bi-lateral upper extremity
				  handicapping conditions.
For the purpose of this Section, a handicapped
				  person is defined as one with a condition of significant deformity, weakness,
				  or paresis, or with a paralysis of both upper extremities.
(c)
Requirements for licensing
				  handicapped persons.
Service Oklahoma may consider licensing a
				  handicapped person upon the recommendation of the Medical Advisory Board or its
				  designated representative; provided, if required by Service Oklahoma, the
				  applicant will agree to:
(1) Furnish any
				  necessary medical reports,
(2)
				  Equip the vehicle properly,
(3)
				  Consent to extensive examination of driving skills so Service Oklahoma can
				  better determine the person's endurance, the person's ability to react to and
				  avoid hazardous conditions, and the reliability of the vehicle equipment,
				  and
(4) Complete a driver education
				  or driver training course approved by Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the
				  Department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-54 - Neurological disorders

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(a)
Definitions.
The following words and terms, when used in this
				  Section, shall have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise.
(1)
"Altered
				  consciousness"
means the sudden or unexpected lapse, loss, or alteration
				  of awareness, contact with the environment, or consciousness.
(2)
"Epilepsy"
means a
				  neurological disorder characterized by episodes of sudden altered consciousness
				  and/or temporary loss of body motor control.
(3)
"Episode"
means any incident
				  or segment of time (such as an attack, fit, blackout, convulsion, or seizure)
				  involving altered consciousness and/or loss of body control.
(4)
"Medical reporting"
means,
				  when medical reports are incomplete or contain insufficient information,
				  referral of a person for an evaluation to be submitted to Service Oklahoma by a
				  licensed physician specializing in the appropriate medical field.
(5)
"Neurological disorder"
means a malfunction or disease of the nervous system.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-55 - Mental ability

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(a)
Performance.
When a person's performance on the driver license
				  examination or other information on file indicates a possible lack of mental
				  ability to understand and/or perform properly as a driver, Service Oklahoma may
				  require timely medical evaluation, psychological evaluations and/or an adult
				  intelligence test, results of adaptive behavior functioning tests, an estimated
				  reading level, and any other information or test results that would assist
				  Service Oklahoma in determining the person's skill to operate a motor vehicle
				  and judgment to handle common road hazards and emergency situations. Service
				  Oklahoma may also require a complete or partial driver examination or
				  reexamination by Service Oklahoma personnel to determine the person's ability
				  to safely operate a motor vehicle.
(b)
Impaired ability.
A person
				  whose test results reflect impaired ability may be given consideration toward a
				  limited or restricted Class D driver license provided the person can complete
				  all portions of the driver examination and otherwise demonstrate the ability to
				  safely operate a motor vehicle.
(c)
Emotional distress.
When emotional distress is chronic,
				  inattentiveness, despondency, aggressiveness, and lack of concern for the
				  safety of others may also be chronic. A person with such a condition shall not
				  be licensed until a medical report is submitted to Service Oklahoma by the
				  person's psychiatrist or psychologist stating the person's reactions have been
				  controlled to a degree which renders him or her able to operate a motor vehicle
				  safely.
(d)
Psychological
				  evaluation.
A psychological evaluation, when required, shall be
				  administered by a licensed psychiatrist, a psychologist licensed in Oklahoma,
				  or a doctoral level psychologist licensed for independent practice in another
				  state.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-56 - Alcohol and/or other intoxicating substances abuse

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(a)
Informal interview.
A person
				  may be advised, in writing, to appear for an informal interview before a
				  representative of Service Oklahoma if, within the immediately preceding ten
				  (10) years, the driving record of the person on file with Service Oklahoma
				  indicates two suspensions, revocations, or convictions, or any combination
				  thereof, not arising out of the same event or incident, for the following:
(1) A conviction in any court for driving or
				  being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence
				  of alcohol or any other intoxicating substance or the combined influence of
				  alcohol and any other intoxicating substance.
(2) A revocation for refusal to submit to a
				  breath, blood or other test or tests for determining concentration of alcohol
				  or other intoxicating substance [47 O.S. §§ 6-205.1 and
				  753].
(3) A revocation for an
				  alcohol concentration which exceeds the legal limit [see 47 O.S.
				  §§6-205.1 and 754 regarding the legal alcohol concentration
				  limit].
(4) A conviction in any
				  court for driving while impaired.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-57 - Requests for review of driving ability

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(a)
Behavior indices.
A person licensed to drive in this state coming
				  to the attention of the Department Service Oklahoma because the person has
				  developed disorientation, mental confusion, senility, lapses of attention,
				  behavioral changes, impaired reflexes, impaired balance recovery, or
				  orthostatic hypotension, or has developed any condition which would cause loss
				  of control or partial control of a motor vehicle, shall be reviewed.
(b)
Evaluation.
When Service
				  Oklahoma has good cause to believe the person may be afflicted with any
				  physical or mental ailment, or when the person's driving record indicates the
				  person may be a hazard to public safety, the person may be required to submit
				  to a physical examination, mental examination, and/or be examined as provided
				  by Oklahoma Statutes. [47 O.S. § 6-110 and 6-119]
(c)
Special restrictions.
Each
				  case shall be judged on its own merits as to issuance, cancellation, or denial
				  of driving privileges and a driver license, depending upon records, reports,
				  medical reports, and the driving ability of such person. When possible, driving
				  shall be permitted by imposing appropriate restrictions, which Service Oklahoma
				  shall place on the driver license of the person.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-58 - Chronic violator

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(a) A person who
				  has failed to respond to usual methods of assistance offered by Service
				  Oklahoma to the extent that the person has been suspended for an accumulation
				  of ten (10) or more points three (3) or more times within a period of five (5)
				  years, shall be classified as a chronic violator and inimical to public safety.
				  Once the person has attained a six-month violation-free period prior to
				  application for reinstatement of driving privileges, the person may be required
				  to submit to Service Oklahoma the results of psychiatric evaluation by a
				  psychiatrist and/or psychological testing by a psychologist. Consultation on
				  cases of chronic violators must have examinations of sufficient depth to rule
				  out psychological conditions detrimental to public safety. Psychometric
				  evaluation should be sufficient to determine IQ levels; however, other
				  psychological and/or psychiatric evaluations may be necessary to determine a
				  person's mental and emotional capability to operate a motor vehicle safely.
				  Once a person has met these guidelines and is otherwise eligible, the issuance
				  of a restricted driver license may be considered. The licensee shall drive with
				  a restricted driver license for a minimum of one (1) year.
(1) The person must remain free of any
				  traffic violations or of creating any hazardous conditions while operating a
				  motor vehicle. At the discretion of the Director, each time the restricted
				  driver license is reviewed, the licensee shall appear in person before an
				  authorized representative of Service Oklahoma and be provided an informal
				  interview on the safety aspects of motor vehicle operation.
(2) The restricted driver license instructs
				  any law enforcement officer to forward a report of any incident by this person
				  involving a traffic violation or hazardous condition to Service
				  Oklahoma.
(3) If the restricted
				  driver license is withdrawn for a traffic violation or hazardous condition
				  created by the licensee, the licensee shall not be considered for a second
				  issuance until a violation free period has once again been accomplished for a
				  period of not less than six (6) months nor more than twelve (12)
				  months.
(4) When two restricted
				  driver licenses have been withdrawn for subsequent violations or hazardous
				  conditions, a twelve (12) month violation free period must be accomplished and
				  verification from a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist be furnished to show
				  the licensee to be safe to operate a motor vehicle.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-59 - Conflicting information

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When conflicting medical opinion exists the person in
					 question may be referred for final evaluation to a clinic or to a physician
					 specializing in the appropriate medical field. Referrals under conditions of
					 conflicting medical opinion will be made by the Executive Secretary of the
					 Medical Advisory Committee. When conflicting opinions exist among professional
					 consultants, the licensee shall be examined by a physician specializing in an
					 appropriate field of medicine.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-60 - Giving of notice

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If a person does not receive notice when Service Oklahoma
					 has complied with the provisions of 47 O.S. §2-116, this shall not
					 preclude the person from meeting all provisions as set out in this
					 Subchapter.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-61 - Reexamination requirements

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(a) The Director,
				  having good cause to believe a person is not competent or otherwise qualified
				  to be licensed, may, within at least thirty (30) days from the date of request
				  by Service Oklahoma, require that person to submit to an examination as
				  provided under the rules for driver examination [OAC
				  260:135-5-24
et
				  seq.
].
(b) Any person who
				  refuses or fails to submit to the examination shall have his or her driving
				  privileges and driver license canceled as provided by 47 O.S.
				  §6-120.
(c) Any person who
				  fails to qualify on the reexamination in accordance with the rules for driver
				  examination [OAC
				  260:135-5-24
et
				  seq.
]] shall have his or her driving privileges and driver license
				  canceled as provided by 47 O.S. §6-120.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS › Section 260:135-5-62 - Right of appeal

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Whenever Service Oklahoma denies or cancels a person's
					 privilege to operate a motor vehicle relative to the person's physical or
					 emotional condition, said person shall have the right of appeal to District
					 Court as provided by 47 O.S. §6-211.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-66 - Purpose

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Pursuant to 47 O.S., § 12-422, the rules in this Part
					 provide procedures for administering the medical exemptions to the statutory
					 restrictions on tinted windows and windshields.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-67 - Definitions

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Words and terms, when used in this Part, shall have the
					 same meaning as defined in 47 O.S. § 12-422, as well as other sections of
					 Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and as defined in OAC
					 260:135-5-31
et
					 seq
.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-68 - Application

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A person requesting a medical exemption related to tinted
					 windows or windshields shall make application on a form prescribed by Service
					 Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-69 - Applicability

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A medical exemption for tinted windows and windshields
					 shall apply only to a person who has a diagnosed and documented medical reason
					 to be shielded from the direct rays of the sun, supported by written
					 attestation from the person's physician who is licensed pursuant to 59 O.S.
					 § 495 and who has diagnosed or is treating the applicant for a condition
					 which necessitates a medical exemption from window and windshield tinting laws
					 prescribed in 47 O.S. § 12-422.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-70 - Percentage of light transmission allowed on exemptions

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(a) The minimum allowed percentage of light
				  transmission shall be fifteen percent (15%); provided, an exemption of less
				  than twenty percent (20%) may cause a restriction of "daylight driving only"
				  along with any other appropriate restrictions as determined in accordance Title
				  47 of the Oklahoma Statutes or O.A.C.
				  260:135-5-31
et
				  seq.
(Medical Aspects), or both, to be placed on the driver license of
				  the person.
(b) No exemption shall
				  be allowed for luminous reflectance.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-71 - Tinted windows and windshields exemption

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Service Oklahoma shall, upon the approval of the tinted
					 window and windshield exemption, provide an exemption letter to the applicant.
					 The exemption shall include the applicant's name, address, vehicle information,
					 and the percentage of tinting allowed. The exemption shall not be transferable
					 and shall be presented upon request by any law enforcement officer. The
					 exemption shall be valid only for the vehicle listed on the
					 letter.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-72 - Exemptions issued prior to this rulemaking

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An exemption issued prior to the effective date of the
					 rules in this Part shall remain valid as provided in the exemption. However, in
					 the event an application is received for another vehicle for an applicant
					 previously issued an exemption, these rules shall apply as if no prior
					 exemption had been issued.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 13 - MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR TINTED WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELDS › Section 260:135-5-73 - Ability to safely operate a motor vehicle

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
To safely operate a motor vehicle a driver shall possess
					 certain physical abilities. Pursuant to this Subchapter, in the event the
					 application for a tinted window or windshield exemption lists a condition which
					 may affect the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle, or a progressive
					 condition which may later affect that ability, or both, the person may be
					 required to furnish additional medical reports or be subject to a reexamination
					 by Service Oklahoma of driving skills, or both, and shall otherwise meet the
					 statutory standards and Medical Aspects standards [see this Subchapter] for
					 licensing. The person may also be required to furnish future medical reports to
					 Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-77 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Points are assessed to the driving record of persons
					 convicted of certain violations of law. This subchapter describes the
					 violations and establishes the procedures followed by Service
					 Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-78 - Points assessed for conviction

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The following points shall be assessed to the driving
					 record of any person when Service Oklahoma has received a record of a final
					 conviction from any court for any of the following violations in appendix A of
					 this Subchapter.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-79 - Limitations

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Points will be assessed only for those convictions which
					 occurred during the previous five (5) years using the system set forth in these
					 regulations. Violations resulting from the operation of non-motorized vehicles
					 shall not be considered in assessing points.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-80 - Warning letter

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
When any person's driving record totals five (5) or six (6)
					 points, Service Oklahoma may mail a warning letter to the person advising of
					 his point accumulation. Failure of any person to receive such letter shall not
					 prevent future Service Oklahoma action on such person's privilege to drive. If
					 the person is a minor, Service Oklahoma may send a similar letter to the
					 minor's parents or guardian for their information
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-81 - Notice to appear

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
When any person's driving record totals seven (7), eight
					 (8) or nine (9) points, Service Oklahoma may send to such a person, at their
					 last known address, a notice to appear for an interview. The Director may
					 require such person to attend a Service Oklahoma authorized Driver
					 Improvement/Defensive Driving Course, take a review examination, submit medical
					 reports regarding any physical or mental condition which might affect driving
					 ability as authorized by 47 O.S. § 6- 119 or any combination of the
					 above.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-82 - Order of suspension

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
When any person's driving record totals ten (10) points or
					 more, Service Oklahoma shall issue an order of suspension suspending the
					 person's privilege to operate a motor vehicle pursuant to 47 O.S. § 6-202,
					 6-203, and 6-206. The giving of notice shall be in compliance with statutory
					 provision(s) for giving notice. The period of suspension under this section
					 shall be as follows:
(1) For the first
				  suspension, the suspension time shall be for one (1) month.
(2) For the second suspension, the suspension
				  time shall be for three (3) months.
(3) For the third suspension time shall be
				  for six (6) months. Such suspension shall not be subject to
				  modification.
(4) For the fourth
				  and subsequent suspension, the suspension time shall be for twelve (12) months.
				  Such suspension shall not be subject to modification.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-83 - Duration of suspension

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Regardless of the number of points accumulated on the
					 record, any person who pleads guilty, forfeits bond, or is convicted of
					 attempting to elude, shall have his privilege to drive suspended by Service
					 Oklahoma as follows:
(1) If it is the
				  first suspension for a conviction of attempting to elude, as indicated on the
				  record, the period shall be three (3) months.
(2) If it is the second suspension for a
				  conviction of attempting to elude, as indicated on the record, the period shall
				  be six (6) months. Such suspension shall not be subject to
				  modification.
(3) If it is the
				  third or subsequent suspension for a conviction of attempting to elude, as
				  indicated on the record, the period shall be twelve (12) months. Such
				  suspension shall not be subject to modification.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-84 - Withdrawal order

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Any person whose privilege to drive is suspended shall
					 forward to Service Oklahoma any and all driver license, temporary receipts, or
					 any other permit that grants the privilege to drive by the effective date of
					 the order. The suspension order advises the person of the length of the
					 suspension and reinstatement requirements.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-85 - Extension of period of suspension or revocation

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Upon receiving a record of conviction of an offense in
					 violation of the Motor Vehicle Laws of any state or of any municipal ordinance
					 regulating the operation of motor vehicles, by any person whose privilege to
					 operate motor vehicles is under suspension or revocation at the time of such
					 violation, Service Oklahoma shall extend the period of the suspension as
					 provided under 47 O.S. § 6-303.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-86 - Credit points

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Credit points shall be allowed in the following
					 instances:
(1) Two points shall be
				  credited to a person's driving record upon successful completion of an approved
				  Driver Improvement/Defensive Driving Course. Credit points shall be given once
				  every twenty-four (24) months for completing an approved course, provided only
				  one full course shall be acknowledged once every twenty-four (24)
				  months.
(2) Two points shall be
				  credited to a person's driving record when the person has gone twelve (12)
				  consecutive months without being convicted of any pointable violation that
				  appears in OAC
				  260:135-5-55.
(3) Upon the reinstatement of a person's
				  privilege to drive after a suspension which was based on violations listed in
				  OAC 260:135-5-55, the points level
				  shall be reduced to five (5) points or less as provided in these
				  regulations.
(4) In addition to (1)
				  (2) and (3) of this subsection, the point level shall be reduced to zero if a
				  person is not convicted of any pointable traffic violation that is listed in
				  this Subchapter of these regulations for three (3) consecutive years.
(5) The point level cannot be reduced below
				  zero.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-87 - Effective date of order

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Orders of suspension shall be mailed at least thirty (30)
					 days before the effective date of said order except when Service Oklahoma has
					 reason to believe the person to be a hazard to himself or public safety. In
					 such cases, the effective date may be a lesser period of time. A person
					 affected by an order of suspension shall have the right to appear at an
					 administrative hearing before the effective date of the order in accordance
					 with the instructions contained in said order.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-88 - Penalties to persons not licensed by State

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Any person who is not licensed to drive by the State of
					 Oklahoma shall be subject to receiving points on a driving record in like
					 manner of a person licensed to drive by the State of Oklahoma. In the event
					 such person's driving record totals ten (10) points, the privilege to operate a
					 motor vehicle in Oklahoma shall be suspended in like manner as a person who is
					 licensed by this State is suspended. Service Oklahoma's authority to suspend
					 will be provided by 47 O.S. §§ 6-202, 6-203, and
					 6-206.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-89 - Scope of suspensions, conviction

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Suspension, as used in these regulations shall include all
					 suspensions during the previous five (5) years except as otherwise provided in
					 these regulations. The term conviction as used in these regulations shall mean
					 a final conviction. Also a forfeiture of bail or collateral deposited to secure
					 a defendant's appearance in court, which forfeiture has not been vacated, shall
					 be equivalent to a conviction.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-90 - Construction

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The regulations of this Subchapter shall be construed so as
					 not to conflict with any statutory provisions for the suspension, cancellation,
					 revocation and denial of a license to drive.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 15 - POINTS SYSTEM › Section 260:135-5-91 - Occupational modifications

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Any person
				  licensed by this state, who otherwise would not be prohibited from driving, may
				  appear for an informal hearing, as specified on the withdrawal order, to
				  discuss having the order modified for extreme and unusual hardship when it is
				  determined there is no other adequate means of transportation, subject to the
				  following factors and except those orders issued under this Subchapter, state
				  statute, or federal law or regulation which are not subject to modification. No
				  modification shall be considered for the operation of a Class A, B, or C
				  commercial motor vehicle. Service Oklahoma shall not modify a person's order
				  under this Section more than once in any five (5) year period of time. The
				  following factors are considered during the hearing:
(1) Would modification of the order be
				  consistent with traffic safety?
(2)
				  Does a real need exist?
(3) If
				  under eighteen (18) years of age, one or both parents or guardian must be
				  present at the hearing.
(4) As a
				  condition to having an order modified, the person must agree to, and shall
				  during the period of modification:
(A) Not
				  violate any state or municipal traffic law or ordinance;
(B) Abide by all restrictions granted by the
				  modification;
(C) Take any portion
				  of the driver license examination that may be requested by Service Oklahoma;
				  provided, the person must complete and pass such examination(s);
(D) Furnish medical report, if requested by
				  Service Oklahoma; and
(E) Complete
				  a driver improvement course, a defensive driving course, or a motor vehicle
				  accident prevention course within a time period specified by Service Oklahoma,
				  if requested by Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 17 - CERTIFIED SCHOOLS AND DESIGNATED CLASS D EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-95 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
This Part establishes requirements and procedures standards
					 for the certification of designated examiners who are also certified driver
					 education instructors. Certified designated examiners shall be authorized under
					 47 O.S. § 6- 110(D) and this Part to administer driving skills
					 examinations, on routes approved by Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the
					 Department of Public Safety, to qualified applicants for a Class D driver
					 license.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 17 - CERTIFIED SCHOOLS AND DESIGNATED CLASS D EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-96 - Scope and application

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The provisions of this Part shall apply only to persons
					 described under the provisions of 47 O.S. §6-110(D).