Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-924.1

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Automobile or motorcycle accident prevention course for

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certain individuals - Reduction of premium charges.

A. Any schedule of rates or rating plan for automobile or

motorcycle liability and physical damage insurance submitted to or

filed with the Insurance Commissioner shall provide for an

appropriate reduction in premium charges for those insured persons

for a three-year period after successfully completing a motor

vehicle accident prevention course which shall include but not be

limited to an automobile or motorcycle accident prevention course as

approved by the insurance company of the policyholder. Provided,

there shall be no reduction in premiums for a course attended

pursuant to a court order in connection with a motor vehicle

violation or an alcohol- or drug-related offense.

B. All insurance companies writing automobile or motorcycle

liability and physical damage insurance in this state shall allow an

appropriate reduction in premium charges to all eligible persons

pursuant to this section.

C. Upon successfully completing the approved course, each

participant shall be issued by the sponsoring agency of the course,

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 206

a certificate which shall be the basis of qualification for the

discount on insurance.

D. Each participant shall successfully complete an approved

course each three (3) years to continue to be eligible for the

discount on insurance.

E. An approved course pursuant to this section shall provide at

least six (6) hours of instruction.

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