Oklahoma HB1400 amends driver license issuance criteria by removing certain descriptions of ineligible applicants.
Oklahoma HB1400 modifies the criteria for driver license issuance by removing specific descriptions of individuals who are not eligible to receive a license. The bill specifies that licenses will not be issued to those under 18 years old, certain aliens, individuals with revoked licenses, excessive users of alcohol or intoxicating substances, and those deemed a threat to public safety. Additionally, it mandates that male applicants aged 16 to 25 consent to Selective Service registration.
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