Oklahoma HB4126 protects property owners from liability for dirt bike accidents, except in cases of intentional harm or gross negligence.
Oklahoma HB4126 introduces a new law to protect property owners from liability for accidents involving dirt bikes, except in cases of intentional harm, gross negligence, or willful misconduct. The bill defines "dirt bike" and "inherent risk of dirt bike use," and specifies that participants assume these risks when using dirt bikes on private property. The law does not apply to employer-employee relationships and does not limit liability for intentional injuries, gross negligence, or unsafe conditions. The act is effective as of its enactment.
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