OK HB3555

Municipalities may apply to designate specific roadway segments as "safety corridors" where they can exceed the existing 50% revenue cap for traffic enforcement, allowing increased citation revenue from violations within those corridors

Applications require 12 months of traffic and citation data, evidence of excessive speeding, accidents, or fatalities, and an enforcement plan; joint approval from the Department of Public Safety and Department of Transportation is required

Safety corridor designations are valid for 6-month periods and may be renewed with updated data submission and reapplication

During active designation, municipalities must use additional enforcement and signage to promote awareness and must collect and report data on citations, accidents, and compliance to state agencies

Effective date is November 1, 2026