Oklahoma HB4143 modifies the damage amount requiring a written report of a motor vehicle collision and exempts certain accidents from reporting.

Oklahoma HB4143 amends the damage amount requiring a written report of a motor vehicle collision. It raises the threshold for property damage requiring a written report from $300 to $3,000. The bill also exempts certain accidents from reporting requirements, such as those occurring on private property, unless there is a personal injury, a driver under the influence, or a vehicle owned by the state or a political subdivision. Additionally, it prohibits the use of collision report information for commercial solicitation purposes. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.

Oklahoma HB4143 modifies the damage amount requiring a written report of a motor vehicle collision and exempts certain accidents from reporting.

Oklahoma HB4143 amends the damage amount requiring a written report of a motor vehicle collision. It raises the threshold for property damage requiring a written report from $300 to $3,000. The bill also exempts certain accidents from reporting requirements, such as those occurring on private property, unless there is a personal injury, a driver under the influence, or a vehicle owned by the state or a political subdivision. Additionally, it prohibits the use of collision report information for commercial solicitation purposes. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.