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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 21 - MOTOR VEHICLES - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-119 - Other commercial vehicles

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
Ambulances and hearses.
Ambulances and hearses are registered as
				  commercial vehicles pursuant to 47 O.S. §1133.1 when used commercially and
				  properly identified as a commercial vehicle as provided by 47 O.S.
				  §1102.
(b)
Definition
				  and treatment of funeral hearse.
"Funeral Hearse"
is a
				  vehicle having a platform in place of seats modified to carry the remains of a
				  deceased person or persons. They may be registered as commercial vehicles if
				  they meet all requirements.
(c)
Forest products vehicles.
For each motor vehicle used primarily
				  for the purpose of transporting unfinished and unprocessed forest products,
				  logs, ties, stave bolts and posts, originating and produced in this state from
				  the point of production or harvesting to the point at which they shall first
				  undergo any processing, preparation for processing, conversion or
				  transformation from their raw or natural state, an annual license fee shall be
				  collected plus an insurance verification fee for each power unit.
(1) Such license plates shall be permanent in
				  nature and shall be designed in such manner as to remain with the vehicle for
				  the duration of the vehicle's life span or until the title is transferred or
				  the vehicle is no longer used for the purposes specified in this
				  Subsection.
(2) For purposes of
				  this Subsection, the term
"motor vehicle"
means a truck or
				  truck-tractor or the combination of a truck or truck-tractor pulling a trailer
				  or semitrailer. When a truck or truck-tractor pulling a trailer or semitrailer
				  is licensed pursuant to the provisions of this Subsection, a separate license
				  plate shall be issued for each truck or truck-tractor and for each trailer or
				  semitrailer for the fee prescribed in this Subsection.
(3) Before a person shall be allowed to
				  license a vehicle pursuant to the provisions of this Subsection, the person
				  shall sign an affidavit (SOk Form 754-2) attesting to the fact that he is
				  familiar with the purposes for which vehicles may be used and that he will not
				  use such vehicle for any other purpose. Any person who signs such an affidavit
				  when such person does not believe that the information in the affidavit is true
				  or knows it is not true, upon conviction, shall be guilty of perjury and shall
				  be punished as provided for by law. A violation of the provisions of this
				  Subsection shall also be grounds for revocation of driver's license.
(4) The penalty on forest power plates shall
				  be charged, as provided in OAC
				  260:135-7-92(a).
				  Excise tax on forest power vehicles is based upon the TDP of the power unit or
				  trailer.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 21 - MOTOR VEHICLES - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-120 - Surface transportation assistance act guidelines

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(a)
History of the act.
The
				  Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 provides that a state shall not
				  register vehicles subject to the Federal Vehicle Use Tax without first having
				  presented proof that such tax has been paid.
(b)
Imposition of the tax.
(1)
When tax is due.
The tax is
				  imposed on the first use of any taxable highway motor vehicle on a public
				  highway in the United States. The taxable year is July 1 through June 30 and
				  the tax is due by the last day of the month following the month of the first
				  taxable use.
(2)
Vehicles
				  subject to tax.
Any commercial motor vehicle having a gross weight of
				  55,000 pounds or more including the weight of any trailer or semitrailer used
				  in combination therewith. Principally the tax covers trucks and truck-tractors
				  used in combination with trailers and semitrailers. Very few single trucks
				  weigh as much as 55,000 pounds gross weight.
(3)
Definition of taxable gross
				  weight.
The empty weight of a commercial motor vehicle plus empty weight
				  of any trailer or semitrailer customarily used in combination therewith plus
				  the weight of maximum load customarily carried.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 21 - MOTOR VEHICLES - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-121 - Loss from accident

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When a licensed truck tractor suffers a total loss due to
					 accident or fire, the owner may take the unused registration credit on such
					 vehicle as a credit against the registration of a replacement vehicle in the
					 same year. The weight may not be lowered on the replacement vehicle but may be
					 raised by paying the appropriate amount necessary. If the replacement vehicle
					 is new, a new tag will be issued. A copy of the insurance loss papers must be
					 attached to the new registration issued when such credit is taken, along with
					 the registration certificate of the totaled vehicle.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 21 - MOTOR VEHICLES - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-122 - Non-expiring commercial truck registration

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(a) Companies with over one hundred (100)
				  commercial trucks may, upon their request, obtain non-expiring truck plates and
				  permanent registrations. The registration must be renewed annually, although no
				  registration decal is issued. A current permanent registration must be carried
				  in each vehicle.
(b) All
				  non-expiring trucks owned by a company will have the same expiration month. The
				  expiration month will be established by the company upon initial application.
				  Newly acquired vehicles may be issued non-expiring plates during the year,
				  being charged the applicable number of months, so the registration expiration
				  coincides with the rest of the company fleet.
(c) Replacement (lost, stolen or mutilated)
				  non-expiring license plates are issued in the same manner as replacement
				  standard plates.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 23 - OTHER VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-127 - Tax exempt license plates

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(a)
Classifications.
Tax exempt license plates are divided into two
				  categories:
(1)
Nonrenewable.
Nonrenewable license plates are issued to political subdivisions of the State
				  and other entities as provided by statute. Nonrenewable plates are issued at no
				  cost to State agencies, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the Oklahoma Military
				  Department, and volunteer fire departments organized under Title 18 of the
				  Oklahoma Statutes. Nonrenewable plates are issued at an initial fee set forth
				  by statute to vehicles owned and operated by Counties, Cities, Schools and the
				  Civil Air Patrol. Each of these groups isissued a distinctive plate with a
				  distinctive prefix. Yearly validation decals are not issued with these types of
				  exempt plates as they are nonrenewable and nontransferable (unless transferring
				  to same type of exempt entity).
(2)
Renewable.
All other tax exempt organizations are issued renewable
				  license plates. These plates are designated by an "E" prefix and must be
				  renewed annually, for a fee set forth by statute, plus an insurance
				  verification fee.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 23 - OTHER VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-128 - Former military vehicle registration

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(a)
Definition.
"Former military vehicle"
, when used in
				  this Section, means a vehicle which has been, and is no longer, used by the
				  armed forces of a national government, and which displays official markings so
				  indicating.
(b)
Use of
				  vehicle.
A former military vehicle which is used only for exhibition,
				  club activities, and parades may be registered at a reduced annual registration
				  rate, so long as it is not utilized for regular transportation.
(c)
Application and renewal.
Former military vehicle registration may be issued upon initial submission of a
				  properly completed affidavit form (SOk Form 740), along with insurance
				  verification and the fee prescribed by statute.
(d)
Identifying mark.
The unique
				  identifying mark, similar to the mark assigned that vehicle by the armed forces
				  branch in which the vehicle was used, will be designated as the registration
				  mark for the vehicle. If no such mark exists, or if the registration mark
				  number conflicts with any existing license plate format, Service Oklahoma shall
				  designate the mark to be utilized.
(e)
Proof of registration.
A
				  former military vehicle which is not used for regular transportation is not
				  required to display a license plate, but must carry proof of the annual
				  registration in the vehicle at all times.
(f)
Change in use of the
				  vehicle.
If the former military vehicle is to be used for any other
				  purpose than exhibition, club activities, or parades, a regular license plate
				  must be obtained, at the appropriate rate.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 23 - OTHER VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-129 - Fractionation tanks (frac tanks) not eligible for registration

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(a)
"Frac tank"
means any
				  portable or stationary, high-volume holding vessel designed and constructed for
				  use in separating, storing, or temporarily holding materials used in or
				  resulting from fracturing techniques used in oil and gas exploration. [17 O.S.
				  § 54 et. seq]
(b) Mobile frac
				  tanks do not qualify for special mobilized machinery registration.
(c) Nonrenewable commercial trailer license
				  plates are issued to frac tanks, under the same conditions, and at the same
				  rates applicable to commercial trailers.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 23 - OTHER VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-130 - Low-speed and medium-speed electrical vehicles

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(a)
Low-speed electrical vehicle.
Low-speed electrical vehicle means
				  any four-wheeled electrical vehicle that is powered by an electrical motor that
				  draws current from rechargeable storage batteries or other sources of
				  electrical current and whose top speed is greater than twenty (20) miles per
				  hour, but not greater than twenty-five (25) miles per hour, and is manufactured
				  in compliance with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration standards
				  for low-speed vehicles in 49
				  C.F.R. 571.500. Such vehicles may be titled
				  and registered at the option of the owner, with the registrant paying excise
				  tax, rather than sales tax.
(b)
Medium-speed electrical vehicle.
Medium-speed electrical vehicle
				  means any self-propelled, electrically powered four-wheeled motor vehicle,
				  equipped with a roll cage or crush-proof body design, whose speed attainable in
				  one (1) mile is more than thirty (30) miles per hour but not greater than
				  thirty-five (35) miles per hour and is manufactured in compliance with the
				  National Highway Traffic Safety Administration standards for low-speed vehicles
				  in 49 C.F.R.
				  571.500. Titling and registration is
				  mandatory for such vehicles, eff.ective June 2, 2008.
(c)
Registration fee and excise tax
				  assessment.
Low-speed and medium-speed electrical vehicles are eligible
				  for any motor vehicle registration classification for which the vehicle type
				  (i.e. passenger; truck) and owner qualify. Registration fees applicable to the
				  registration classification and standard vehicle excise tax rates apply, unless
				  the owner qualifies for a special rate or exemption. The sale of low-speed or
				  medium-speed electrical vehicles on which Oklahoma motor vehicle excise tax is
				  paid is not subject to the assessment of motor vehicle sales tax.
(d)
Titling documentation.
In
				  general, standard vehicle titling documentary requirements apply to low-speed
				  and medium-speed electrical vehicles. However, when issuing an original title
				  to a low-speed or medium-speed electrical vehicle that has never been titled
				  previously, Service Oklahoma may accept a notarized bill of sale, or other
				  similar ownership instrument, as an alternative to a properly assigned
				  certificate of title or Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MS0).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 25 - MANUFACTURED HOMES › Section 260:135-7-135 - Manufactured homes generally subject to ad valorem assessment

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Since January 1, 1985, all existing manufactured homes have
					 been subject to assessment for real property or personal property ad valorem
					 taxes by the county assessor except for:
(1) Nonresident serviceman's manufactured
				  home.
(2) Manufactured home brought
				  into this State.
(3) New
				  manufactured homes.
(4)
				  Manufactured homes on a dealers lot.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 25 - MANUFACTURED HOMES › Section 260:135-7-136 - Specific examples and applications

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The following is applicable to manufactured homes by
					 categories:
(1)
Transfer of a
				  new manufactured home from a dealer to owner.
Owner applies for a
				  certificate of title, pays excise tax and registration fee, and receives
				  license plate and registration decal.
(2)
Transfer of a used manufactured
				  home which has been registered in this state.
The new owner obtains a
				  Certificate of Title upon payment of the excise tax and title fee and
				  furnishing proof of current ad valorem taxes paid.
(3)
Manufactured homes brought into
				  this State.
The owner obtains a Certificate of Title upon registration
				  and pays the excise tax if due. If the nonresident owner registered his home in
				  his former state of residence at least sixty (60) days before moving into this
				  State, no excise tax is due.
(4)
Manufactured home of serviceman.
If the owner of the home is an
				  actively serving nonresident serviceman stationed in Oklahoma, or an Oklahoma
				  resident stationed out-of-state due to official assignment, the manufactured
				  home is to be registered annually, at the special military personnel rate. A
				  U.S. Armed Forces Affidavit must be submitted.
(5)
Manufactured homes on a used
				  manufactured home dealer's lot.
Manufactured homes on a used dealer's
				  lot on January 1st will be exempt from ad valorem assessment but must be
				  registered for the full year. A title must be issued in the dealer's name. If
				  the manufactured home is not registered before February 1st, penalty is charged
				  according to OAC
				  260:135-7-93.
(6)
Repossessed manufactured
				  homes.
The repossessor may title the manufactured home upon furnishing
				  proof of payment from the county treasurer of all current taxes on the
				  manufactured home.
(7)
Transfer of a manufactured home as real property.
A manufactured
				  home which is assessed as part of the property on which it is located and sold
				  with the property is not subject to payment of excise tax by the purchaser.
				  Proof that the manufactured home has been included in the property assessment
				  is required before transferring.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 25 - MANUFACTURED HOMES › Section 260:135-7-137 - Cancellation of manufactured home title

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Owners of manufactured homes that have been permanently
					 affixed to real estate may make application to cancel the Oklahoma certificate
					 of title. Only the owner of record on the Oklahoma title, out of state title,
					 or assigned MSO, may make application through Service Oklahoma or any Licensed
					 Operator.
(1) Owners of new
				  manufactured homes, or previously titled manufactured homes entering from
				  another state, may make application to cancel the Oklahoma manufactured home
				  title before it is issued, by submitting the MSO or out-of-state title for
				  cancellation. The Oklahoma title will be placed on 'CN' (cancel)
				  hold.
(2) Other than as described
				  in (1) of this Section, an Oklahoma certificate of title for the manufactured
				  home in the name of the applicant must be submitted. If a record owner seeks to
				  cancel a manufactured home certificate of title, but is unable to produce the
				  title certificate, a printout generated from Service Oklahoma computer file,
				  verifying record ownership, will suffice in lieu of a title. The printout is to
				  be attached to the Application for Title Cancellation.
(3) Proof of ownership must be submitted to
				  the county assessor's office where the home is located, along with a completed
				  Application for Title Cancellation. The county assessor's office will ensure
				  the title owner and landowner are one and the same, and validate the
				  cancellation application.
(4) An
				  application fee set forth by statute must be remitted with the cancellation
				  application.
(5) Service Oklahoma
				  or Licensed Operator must verify that no active lien appears on the record. If
				  an active lien is reflected, a Cancellation Denial Notice will be given to the
				  owner and the lienholder. The owner will be given a "Notice to Owner of the
				  Existence of an Active Lien upon Application to Cancel Oklahoma Certificate of
				  Title" and the application fee will be returned. The lienholder will be given a
				  "Notice to Lienholder of Application to Cancel Oklahoma Certificate of Title".
				  The Oklahoma title will not be cancelled until all liens are
				  released.
(6) A copy of the
				  "Application for Cancellation Form" and the "Notice to County Assessor Form"
				  will be forwarded to the county assessor of the county in which the property is
				  located by the Licensed Operator after receiving the completed cancellation
				  application documentation, approved by the county assessor's office, and
				  payment of the applicable cancellation fee.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 25 - MANUFACTURED HOMES › Section 260:135-7-138 - Reinstatement of cancelled manufactured home title

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Owner of a manufactured home upon which the certificate of
					 title has previously been cancelled due to attachment to real estate may apply
					 to Service Oklahoma or a licensed operator for reinstatement and issuance of a
					 new original certificate of title.
(1)
				  The reinstatement application is to be completed by the owner of record. There
				  are two (2) documentary requirements on the application for reinstatement:
(A) The homeowner must attest ownership of
				  the manufactured home and the nonexistence of any security interest or lien of
				  record in the manufactured home; and
(B) The homeowner shall provide a title
				  opinion by a licensed attorney, declaring that the owner of the manufactured
				  home has a marketable title to the real property upon which the manufactured
				  home is located and that no documents filed of record in the county clerk's
				  office concerning the real property contain a mortgage, recorded financial
				  statement, judgment, or lien of record. The opinion must be signed by the
				  issuing attorney, on his/her letterhead and be executed, or updated, within
				  thirty (30) days of the application date.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 27 - ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES, OFF-ROAD MOTORCYCLES AND UTILITY VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-142 - All-terrain vehicles, off-road motorcycles and utility vehicles

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(a)
Title and registration
				  requirement.
All-terrain vehicles (ATV's) and off-road motorcycles
				  (ORM's) purchased, or on which ownership is transferred, on or after July 1,
				  2005 are required to be titled and registered, unless statutorily exempted.
				  Utility vehicles purchased, or on which ownership is transferred, on or after
				  July 1, 2008 are required to be titled and registered, unless statutorily
				  exempted.
(b)
Definitions.
The following terms when used in this Part, shall
				  have the following meaning unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
(1)
All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV).
A vehicle manufactured and used exclusively for off-highway use, traveling on
				  four or more non-highway tires, and being fifty (50) inches or less in
				  width.
(2)
Off-Road
				  Motorcycles (ORM).
A motorcycle manufactured for and used exclusively
				  off roads, highways, and any other paved surfaces. Small street or sidewalk
				  mini-motorcycles or scooters are not included in this category.
(3)
Utility Vehicle.
A vehicle
				  powered by an internal combustion engine, equipped with seating for two or more
				  people and a steering wheel, traveling on four or more wheels.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 27 - ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES, OFF-ROAD MOTORCYCLES AND UTILITY VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-143 - Titling of all-terrain vehicles, off-road motorcycles, and utility vehicles

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(a)
General.
Only standard type titles, as referenced under OAC
				  260:135-7-173, will be issued to
				  ATV's, ORM's or utility vehicles.
(b)
Information or processes not
				  required.
The following do not apply to ATV's, ORM's or utility
				  vehicles:
(1) Salvage, Rebuilt and Junk title
				  issuance or procedures.
(2)
				  Odometer disclosure requirements.
(3) Out-of-state vehicle V.I.N. / Odometer
				  inspection & Declaration of Damage or Theft.
(4) Liability insurance
				  verification.
(5) Submission by
				  owner of driver license number or federal employer's identification
				  number.
(6) Payment of tire
				  recycling fee at time of initial registration.
(7) Transfer of ownership registration
				  fee.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 27 - ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES, OFF-ROAD MOTORCYCLES AND UTILITY VEHICLES › Section 260:135-7-144 - Registration of all-terrain vehicles, off-road motorcycles and utility vehicles

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(a)
General.
A registration fee as set forth by statute is assessed
				  upon issuance of every original or transfer title to an ATV, ORM or utility
				  vehicle. Upon payment of the registration fee, an ATV, ORM or utility vehicle
				  registration decal will be issued to be affixed in clear view to the front of
				  the ATV, ORM or utility vehicle, or to the front fork of the ORM. Renewal of
				  the registration by the same owner is not required. The registration fee is
				  assessed again only upon any transfer of ownership.
(b)
Exception to registration.
Holders of agricultural exemption permits issued pursuant to 68 O.S. §
				  1358.1 are exempt from ATV and ORM titling requirements until July 1, 2008. As
				  set forth by statute, holders of agricultural exemption permits issued pursuant
				  to 68 O.S. § 1358.1 are no longer exempt from titling and registration
				  requirements on ATV's or ORM's that are purchased, or change ownership, on or
				  after July 1, 2008.
(c)
Optional Registration.
The following owners shall have the option
				  of purchasing a nonrecurring registration.
(1)
				  Until July 1, 2008, as outlined above, owners that possess valid agricultural
				  permits issued pursuant to 68 O.S. § 1358.1
(2) Owners of ATV's and ORM's, purchased
				  prior to July 1, 2005.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-148 - Special license plates

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(a)
General
				  provisions.
Applications for ordering all types of personalized and
				  special license plates, authorized by statute, may be obtained from Service
				  Oklahoma or from any licensed operator.
(b)
Leased vehicles.
An eligible
				  individual leasing a vehicle may make application for any special tag or
				  registration rate. A copy of the lease agreement, listing the applicant as
				  lessor, must be submitted and attached to the Service Oklahoma copies of the
				  paperwork.
(c)
No conflict
				  policy.
No special license plate can be issued which conflicts with the
				  regular plate numbering system.
(d)
Non-offensive content policy.
No special license plate will be
				  issued if the proposed message may be deemed offensive to the general public,
				  in the context of display of the message on a state-issued license plate, under
				  the guidelines in OAC
				  260:135-7-149(c).
(e)
Fees.
Special license plate
				  fees are set by statute and, with certain statutory exceptions, are collected
				  in addition to annual registration fees required by the Oklahoma Vehicle
				  License and Registration Act. If a special license plate or decal is mailed, a
				  mailing fee for a metal plate or decal will also be collected.
(f)
Renewal.
Renewal decals may
				  be obtained from either a licensed operator or Service Oklahoma for all special
				  license plates except Physically Disabled, Hearing Impaired/Deaf, Amateur
				  Radio, Vintage and Municipal Official plates which may be renewed only through
				  Service Oklahoma. Special license plates are issued on a staggered expiration
				  system, except for amateur radio plates and vintage decals.
(g)
Discontinuance of a special license
				  plate.
As set forth by statute, certain types of special license plates
				  have minimum issuance requirements and provisions for the discontinuance of
				  plate types that do not meet those requirements.
(h)
Authorization of new special
				  license plates.
Service Oklahoma is authorized to design and issue new
				  special license plate types to any person that applies to Service Oklahoma for
				  the creation of a special license plate and meets the conditions and minimum
				  standards outlined by statute.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-149 - Personalized license plates

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(a)
No
				  conflict policy.
No personalized license plate that conflicts with the
				  system of numbering for non-personalized plates set out in 47 O.S. § 1113
				  will be issued.
(b)
Fees.
Remittance must accompany the application for the plate and
				  is in addition to the annual license fee.
(c)
Non-offensive content
				  policy.
Service Oklahoma shall review personalized license plate
				  applications that are not automatically rejected when compared to a database of
				  prohibited or previously issued personalized plates. Service Oklahoma shall
				  deny a request if an objective, reasonable person would find that the proposed
				  combination of letters and/or numbers listed on the application falls into at
				  least one of the following categories:
(1)
				  carries a sexual connotation;
(2)
				  expresses contempt, ridicule or superiority based on race, gender, politics,
				  ethnic heritage, or religion;
(3)
				  is vulgar, derogatory, profane or obscene;
(4) refers to bodily functions, bodily
				  fluids, or intimate body parts;
(5)
				  refers to alcohol, drugs or drug paraphernalia, illegal activities or gangs;
				  or
(6) would otherwise be
				  inappropriate for display on a state-issued license plate.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-150 - Motorcycle personalized license plates

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No personalized motorcycle license plate that conflicts
					 with the system of numbering for non-personalized plates set out in 47 O.S.
					 § 1113 will be issued. Remittance must accompany the application (SOk Form
					 746) and is in addition to the annual license fee.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-151 - Antique or classic vehicles

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(a)
Qualification; application; fees; renewal.
These motor vehicles
				  are at least twenty-five (25) years old and travel on the highways of the state
				  primarily incidental to historical or exhibition purposes only. Persons
				  registering antique or classic vehicles may elect to register the vehicle
				  either annually or for a ten (10) year period. The licensed operator
				  registering the antique or classic vehicle for a ten (10) year period shall
				  receive one hundred percent (100%) of the compensatory registration fees the
				  licensed operator would have received had the antique or classic vehicle been
				  registered on an annual basis for the ten (10) year period. Insurance
				  verification, or a properly completed affidavit of non-use, is required at time
				  of application.
(b)
Limited
				  purpose use of vehicle.
If a vehicle is being driven for any other
				  purpose besides historical or exhibition purposes, the antique or classic tag
				  must be removed and a regular tag issued at the regular rate.
(c)
Procedure upon sale to
				  non-qualifying purchaser.
If an antique or classic vehicle is sold to an
				  individual who will be driving it for other than historical or exhibition
				  purposes, the purchaser must obtain a regular license plate and pay for the
				  remaining portion of the registration period at the applicable rate.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-152 - Disabled American Veteran (DAV) plates and rate

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(a)
Qualification.
Those veterans with at least 50% service connected
				  disability, as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or
				  a branch of the United States Armed Forces, have the option of receiving their
				  regular plate or a special plate designated "D.A.V." at a reduced rate. Those
				  veterans not desiring the "D.A.V." plate may continue to purchase the regular
				  tag for two (2) vehicles with a rated carrying capacity of one (1) ton or less
				  at any Service Oklahoma location. An insurance verification fee will also be
				  charged.
(b)
Application;
				  fees; renewal.
To receive the special "D.A.V." plate, the DAV Card or
				  current authorization letter, a photocopy of the current registration, Security
				  Verification Card, and a check which includes mailing fees and insurance for
				  each tag ordered, must be submitted to Service Oklahoma. After the initial
				  issuance from Service Oklahoma, the plate can be renewed at any Service
				  Oklahoma location.
(c)
Procedure for retention of tag; use on replacement vehicle.
When a
				  vehicle with a "D.A.V." tag is sold, the "D.A.V." tag is placed on the new
				  vehicle, if any, obtained by the disabled veteran. D.A.V. plates may only be
				  moved to a new vehicle at the time of initial title and registration. The
				  registration issued on the replacement vehicle will show the "D.A.V." tag
				  number and decal.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-153 - Ex-prisoner of war (POW) plates

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(a)
Qualification.
An Ex-POW tag may be issued to those persons
				  certified by the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, for no more than two
				  (2) vehicles of one (1) ton or less. Application forms may be obtained from the
				  Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA). Completed applications and
				  insurance verification, with payment, are to be sent to the ODVA for
				  certification. Certified applications will then be sent to Service Oklahoma for
				  issuance of plates. The plate will be mailed to the applicant.
(b)
Renewal.
Renewal of Ex-POW
				  tags may be made at the local Service Oklahoma location.
(c)
Procedure for retention of plate;
				  use on replacement vehicle.
If a vehicle with an ex-POW plate is sold,
				  the ex-POW plate will be placed on the new vehicle, if any, obtained by the
				  ex-POW. Ex-POW plates may only be moved to a new vehicle at the time of initial
				  title and registration. The registration issued on the replacement vehicle will
				  show the ex-POW plate number and decal.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-154 - Ex-prisoner of war (POW) surviving spouse

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The surviving spouse of any deceased prisoner of war, if
					 not since remarried, shall be entitled to one (1) tag for a vehicle of one (1)
					 ton or less upon re-certification by the Oklahoma Department of Veterans
					 Affairs.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-155 - Indian tribal license plates

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(a)
State of
				  Oklahoma Indian tribal government license plates.
Vehicles titled in the
				  name of a federally recognized Indian tribe only and used exclusively for the
				  furtherance of its tribal functions, may be issued State of Oklahoma Indian
				  tribal government license plates, or tribal compact license plates, pursuant to
				  (c) of this Section. Initial applications for State of Oklahoma tribal license
				  plates are made directly to Service Oklahoma. Application for registration
				  renewal of such plates may be made to Service Oklahoma or a licensed operator.
				  Insurance verification, or a properly completed affidavit of non-use, is
				  required at time of application.
(b)
Retention of license plate by
				  tribe; transfer to replacement vehicle.
When a vehicle with a State of
				  Oklahoma tribal license plate is sold, the tribe may retain the plate for
				  transferal to the replacement vehicle. The plate cannot be transferred to
				  another tribe.
(c)
Indian
				  tribal compact license plates.
Pursuant to a signed compact between a
				  tribe and the State of Oklahoma, special tribal license plates may be designed
				  and offered for issuance to tribal members, or the tribal government, at
				  Service Oklahoma locations. Associated taxes and fees will be assessed and
				  distributed pursuant to the provisions of the applicable compact.
(1)
Tribal membership of individual
				  required.
Proof of membership in the tribe must be presented at time of
				  registration by an individual member. The tribal member must be reflected on
				  the Oklahoma certificate of title as an owner of the vehicle.
(2)
Tribal government
				  registration.
Motor vehicles owned and operated by the tribe for
				  governmental purposes are eligible for Indian tribal compact plates. The tribal
				  government must be reflected as owner on the Oklahoma certificate of title. The
				  registration fee applicable to Indian tribal license plates pursuant to the
				  provisions of 47 O.S. § 1135.1(B)(4) will be assessed.
(3)
Registration information provided
				  to tribe.
Tribal member registration information will be provided by
				  Service Oklahoma to the tribe, pursuant to the compact provisions.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-156 - Physically disabled registration rate

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General provisions; fee.
Those persons
					 qualified through the Department of Public Safety as being physically disabled
					 may register a vehicle that is specially equipped due to the disability of the
					 owner or of a family member related within the second degree of consanguinity,
					 for a reduced fee plus an insurance verification fee. An Affidavit for
					 Physically Disabled Registration Rate must be completed by the owner and
					 accompany the request for the reduced rate.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-157 - Physically disabled persons

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(a)
Free
				  plate available to qualifying persons.
A special tag displaying a
				  stylized human figure may be ordered at no charge. For an additional fee, an
				  eligible applicant may apply for a duplicate license plate for display on the
				  front of applicant's vehicle. The applicant must have a Disabled Parking Permit
				  from Service Oklahoma to qualify for this plate. Special parking privileges may
				  be extended to a physically disabled person who displays a five-year placard, a
				  temporary placard, or a physically disabled license plate, on a motor vehicle,
				  operated by or under the direction and for the use of the physically disabled
				  person, pursuant to statute.
(1)
Procedure for obtaining certification from Service Oklahoma.
To
				  receive the Disabled Parking Permit, an application may be obtained from
				  Service Oklahoma. The application must be completed by a physician licensed to
				  practice medicine.
(2)
Procedure for ordering license plate.
To order the tag, a
				  completed Application for Handicapped Plate must be submitted to Service
				  Oklahoma.
(3)
Renewal.
The handicapped plate will be renewed by Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-158 - In-transit license plate

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In-transit license plates are issued for qualifying
					 vehicles engaged in the business of transporting and delivering vehicles.
					 Manufactured home transporters are required to have a motor carrier number
					 (MC#) issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) or
					 insurance on file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (O.C.C.) before an
					 in-transit plate can be issued. If the applicant does not have a motor carrier
					 number (MC#), the Verification of Insurance on file must be verified with the
					 Oklahoma Corporation Commission. In-transit plates expire on December 31st of
					 each year. The application and license are issued through Service
					 Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-159 - Congressional Medal of Honor license plate

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(a)
Qualification.
Recipients of
				  a Congressional Medal of Honor are eligible for a special license plate, which
				  may be displayed on vehicles with a rated carrying capacity of one (1) ton or
				  less. To qualify, the applicant must submit acceptable documentation of the
				  award and the required fee. If the applicant does not have any documents which
				  show that a Congressional Medal of Honor was awarded, the applicant may obtain
				  certification from the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs.
(b)
Fees; renewal.
To renew the
				  Congressional Medal of Honor license plate, the applicant must pay an annual
				  fee prescribed by statute, in lieu of all other registration fees.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 29 - SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES › Section 260:135-7-160 - Gold Star license plates

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(a)
Qualification.
The designated parties meeting the qualification
				  requirements outlined below are eligible for Gold Star license plates. (47 O.S.
				  § 1135.2)
(1)
Parents, grandparents
				  and siblings.
The parent, sibling, half-sibling or grandparent of a
				  deceased member of the United States Armed Forces who was killed while on
				  active duty is eligible to display a Gold Star license plate for no more than
				  two (2) vehicles with a rated carrying capacity of one (1) ton or less. The
				  parent, sibling, half-sibling, or grandparent must submit proof of eligibility,
				  consisting of a birth certificate or other proof such as an affidavit
				  confirming applicant's relationship with the veteran and one of the items
				  listed in (A) or (B) of this paragraph, along with insurance verification, a
				  completed application, and any fees prescribed by statute, to Service Oklahoma:
(A) A certification letter from the Oklahoma
				  Department of Veterans Affairs, stating that the veteran was killed while on
				  active duty.
(B) A deceased
				  Veterans DD form 214.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 31 - SPECIAL PERMITS › Section 260:135-7-164 - 72-hour permit

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The 72-hour permit provides full registration to certain
					 commercial vehicles which are not otherwise registered in Oklahoma. Effective
					 October 1, 2011, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission assumed complete issuance
					 responsibility for such permits.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 31 - SPECIAL PERMITS › Section 260:135-7-166 - Driveaway-towing or temporary license receipt

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(a)
Description and use.
Driveaway-towing or temporary license
				  receipts are issued for trucks, truck-tractors, trailers, and motor buses,
				  owned by nonresidents, which are properly registered in their home state for
				  the current year and are operating in Oklahoma on a temporary basis not to
				  exceed 90 days. The owner's name, description of the vehicle and weight
				  available from the out-of-state registration should be shown on the certificate
				  issued. This permit is restricted to nonresidents from those states who afford
				  a like privilege to Oklahoma residents.
(b)
Farm trucks used during grain
				  harvest or in hauling road materials for rural roads.
Permits may be
				  issued by Service Oklahoma or Oklahoma Corporation Commission to Oklahoma owned
				  trucks on which the farm registration has been paid for the current year and
				  which are being used during grain harvest or for hauling shale or road material
				  for rural roads. Such permits may be issued only by the Oklahoma Corporation
				  Commission to those vehicles currently registered in another state.
(c)
Towed vehicles.
A towing
				  permit is issued on this form to a person towing a vehicle intended to be
				  resold into this state or through this state. A permit fee shall be charged for
				  each, the vehicle towing and the vehicle being towed. Each vehicle must be
				  currently registered in its home state.
(d)
Receipt must show days valid; dates
				  of issuance, and expiration.
The number of days issued must be shown as
				  well as the issue date and expiration date.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 31 - SPECIAL PERMITS › Section 260:135-7-167 - Harvest permits

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Vehicles involved in harvesting are subject to the
					 temporary license requirements described in OAC
					 260:135-7-166.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 31 - SPECIAL PERMITS › Section 260:135-7-168 - Vehicles used to support motion picture, television, and video production activities

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Vehicles entering this state for the express purpose of
					 transporting the resources and equipment necessary to support production
					 activities of the motion picture, television and video film industries
					 operating within this state, provided that they are properly registered under
					 the laws of another state or not registered with Oklahoma pursuant to the
					 provisions of the International Registration Plan, are not subject to any
					 registration requirements as set forth by statute.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 33 - MOTOR VEHICLE TITLES - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 260:135-7-172 - Certificate of title required

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Except for vehicles proportionally registered with the
					 Oklahoma Corporation Commission and properly titled in another state, or
					 vehicle types that are exempted from titling requirements, the owner of every
					 vehicle registered in this state shall possess an Oklahoma certificate of title
					 as proof of their ownership of such vehicle.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 7 - Motor Vehicle › Part 33 - MOTOR VEHICLE TITLES - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 260:135-7-173 - Types of certificates

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(a)
Title
				  certificate color designation.
Oklahoma utilizes several different
				  colors in designating vehicle types. The title types and corresponding
				  certificate colors are as follows:
(1)
				  Standard Title (Green)
(2) Salvage
				  Title (Red)
(3) Rebuilt Title
				  (Orange)
(4) Junked Title
				  (Blue)
(5) Classic Title
				  (Green)
(6) Remanufactured Title
				  (No color designation at this time)
(7) Unrecovered Theft Title
				  (Purple)
(8) Rebodied Vehicle Title
				  (Yellow)