Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1030

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Exclusive jurisdiction of the Oklahoma Corporation

Official statutory text

Commission.

A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the regulation,

licensing or permitting of transportation network companies for the

provisions of prearranged rides is within the exclusive jurisdiction

of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission as set forth in the Oklahoma

Transportation Network Company Services Act and any rules

promulgated by the Commission consistent with the act. No political

subdivision of the state may impose a tax on, or require a license

for, a Transportation Network Company (TNC) or a TNC driver for the

provision of prearranged rides or subject a TNC to the political

subdivision's rate requirement, entry requirement, operational

requirement or other requirements.

B. All TNC drivers shall be independent contractors and not

employees of the TNC if all of the following conditions are met:

1. The TNC does not prescribe specific hours during which a TNC

driver must be logged into the TNC's digital network;

2. The TNC imposes no restrictions on the TNC driver's ability

to utilize digital networks from other TNCs;

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3. The TNC does not restrict a TNC driver from engaging in any

other occupation or business; and

4. The TNC and TNC driver agree in writing that the driver is

an independent contractor with respect to the TNC.

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