OK HB2215

Removes law enforcement authority to seize license plates from vehicles whose operators lack proof of insurance under Oklahoma's Compulsory Insurance Law

Eliminates the associated $125 administrative fee system for retrieving seized license plates, which had been distributed among sheriff's offices, law enforcement agencies, the Temporary Insurance Premium Pool, and the Plan Administrator

Retains law enforcement authority to seize and tow uninsured vehicles when there is probable cause to believe the vehicle lacks required insurance

Maintains existing penalties for driving without insurance: misdemeanor conviction with fine up to $250, imprisonment up to 30 days, and driving privilege suspension

Declared an emergency measure, taking effect immediately upon passage and approval