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OK HB1027
Bill
Status
2/21/2011
Primary Sponsor
Doug Cox
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AI Summary
HB 1027 Summary
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Amends 47 O.S. 2001, Section 7-606 regarding the Compulsory Insurance Law to modify penalties for violations.
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Increases maximum fine for failing to produce proof of insurance from unspecified amount to $250, with up to 30 days imprisonment possible; allows law enforcement to seize and tow uninsured vehicles if officer has probable cause.
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Establishes that drivers displaying valid security verification forms cannot have vehicles seized unless noncompliance is confirmed; prohibits seizure of vehicles with unexpired temporary license plates.
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Increases penalty for owners filing affidavits claiming vehicles won't be driven on public highways but then driving them to $500 fine and up to 30 days imprisonment.
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Allows charges to be dismissed upon proof of valid insurance coverage at time of offense with payment of court costs; court must access online verification system to confirm liability coverage before dismissing charges.
Legislative Description
Motor vehicles; modifying penalty for failure to comply with the Compulsory Insurance Law; effective date.
Motor Vehicles and Transportation
Last Action
SA's received
4/26/2011