Oklahoma HB3304 modifies commercial driver license issuance rules, including prohibiting licenses for certain individuals and requiring verification.
Oklahoma HB3304 amends the state's commercial driver license regulations. It prohibits the issuance of Class A, B, or C commercial driver licenses to individuals under 18, except for those with a valid Class C license. The bill mandates that applicants for commercial licenses must first hold a commercial learner permit for at least 14 days. It also restricts license issuance to individuals with certain physical or mental conditions, those on the Oklahoma Methamphetamine Offender Registry, and nonresidents or aliens without proper documentation.
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