OK HB2126

Amends Oklahoma law to require individuals diagnosed with a disorder causing momentary loss of consciousness that would impair their ability to operate a motor vehicle to report their diagnosis to Service Oklahoma.

Authorizes Service Oklahoma to suspend or cancel driver licenses at its discretion based on reports of medical conditions affecting driving ability, including seizures, mental disease, or loss of consciousness.

Provides civil immunity from liability to physicians, medical personnel, and others who make good-faith reports of diagnoses without negligence or malicious intent, including immunity in judicial proceedings.

Designates diagnosis reports as non-public records but allows them to be used only in proceedings regarding revocation, suspension, cancellation, or denial of driver licenses.

Becomes effective November 1, 2025.