Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1-133.1a
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Military surplus vehicle
Official statutory text
Military surplus vehicle.
A. A "military surplus vehicle" is any motor vehicle having:
1. Three axles or fewer that meet the legal size and weight
limits set forth in Section 14-103 of this title;
2. Been manufactured for use in either the United States Armed
Forces or any country that was a member of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization at the time the vehicle was manufactured. Such vehicle
shall have been subsequently authorized for sale to civilians,
except that military surplus vehicle does not include a tracked
vehicle;
3. For each occupant, safety belts or safety shoulder harnesses
which shall be installed pursuant to 49 C.F.R., Section 571.208 et
seq.; and
4. Equipment required by the provisions of Sections 12-201
through 12-232 of this title, with respect to equipment on vehicles.
B. Beginning November 1, 2025, any military surplus vehicle
operated on the streets and highways of this state shall be
registered as a motor vehicle.
C. Military surplus vehicles may be used as other vehicles of
the same type, except military surplus vehicles may not transport
people for hire.
D. The owner of any military surplus vehicle that, due to the
age of the vehicle, was unable to receive a tag between November 1,
2022, and the effective date of this act shall not be assessed any
penalty for having an expired registration as provided for in
Section 1115 of this title.
A. A "military surplus vehicle" is any motor vehicle having:
1. Three axles or fewer that meet the legal size and weight
limits set forth in Section 14-103 of this title;
2. Been manufactured for use in either the United States Armed
Forces or any country that was a member of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization at the time the vehicle was manufactured. Such vehicle
shall have been subsequently authorized for sale to civilians,
except that military surplus vehicle does not include a tracked
vehicle;
3. For each occupant, safety belts or safety shoulder harnesses
which shall be installed pursuant to 49 C.F.R., Section 571.208 et
seq.; and
4. Equipment required by the provisions of Sections 12-201
through 12-232 of this title, with respect to equipment on vehicles.
B. Beginning November 1, 2025, any military surplus vehicle
operated on the streets and highways of this state shall be
registered as a motor vehicle.
C. Military surplus vehicles may be used as other vehicles of
the same type, except military surplus vehicles may not transport
people for hire.
D. The owner of any military surplus vehicle that, due to the
age of the vehicle, was unable to receive a tag between November 1,
2022, and the effective date of this act shall not be assessed any
penalty for having an expired registration as provided for in
Section 1115 of this title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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