Oklahoma HB2215 prohibits seizure of license plates or vehicles for failure to maintain insurance or security.
Oklahoma HB2215 amends the Compulsory Insurance Law to remove provisions allowing the seizure of license plates or vehicles for failure to maintain insurance or security. The bill specifies that officers cannot seize a license plate or vehicle if the charges are dismissed or if the vehicle displays a temporary license plate that has not expired. It also outlines the process for retrieving a seized license plate, including a $125 administrative fee. The bill declares an emergency, indicating the changes are necessary for immediate implementation.
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