Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-11-403.1

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Failure to yield causing fatality or bodily injury -

Official statutory text

Fees and penalties.

A. Any person convicted of failure to yield a right-of-way and

who causes a fatality or great bodily injury, as defined in Section

11-904 of this title, as a result of such violation shall, in

addition to any other fine or penalty, be assessed a fee in the

amount of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) to be deposited in the

Motorcycle Safety and Education Program Revolving Fund established

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 485

in Section 40-123 of this title. Any person convicted of failure to

yield a right-of-way and who causes a serious bodily injury as a

result of such violation may, in addition to any other fine or

penalty, be assessed a fee in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars

($500.00) to be deposited in the Motorcycle Safety and Education

Program Revolving Fund. For the purposes of this section, a serious

bodily injury is an injury that is serious in nature but does not

quite rise to the level of a great bodily injury or a fatality.

The monies deposited as provided in this subsection shall be

used to promote public awareness of the dangers of driving while

under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance and to

promote motorcycle safety and defensive driving for youth.

B. In addition to the fees provided in subsection A of this

section, the court may impose additional penalties, including:

1. A remedial driving course;

2. A loss of driver license for ninety (90) days; or

3. A payment of restitution.

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