Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1169

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Revocation, suspension, or denial of license, permit,

Official statutory text

registration or certificate - Interest or penalties - Presentation

of altered or fraudulent credentials or documents.

A. The Corporation Commission is authorized to revoke, suspend

or deny the issuance, extension or reinstatement of any Corporation

Commission issued motor carrier or commercial motor vehicle license,

permit, registration, certificate or duplicate copy thereof issued

pursuant to the jurisdiction of the Corporation Commission, to any

person who shall be guilty of:

1. Violation of any of the provisions of applicable state law;

2. Violation of rules promulgated by the Corporation

Commission;

3. Failure to observe or fulfill the conditions upon which the

license, permit, registration or certificate was issued;

4. Nonpayment of any delinquent tax, fee or penalty to the

Commission or the State of Oklahoma; or

5. Nonpayment of a uniform base state program delinquent tax,

fee or penalty to a state or province participating with the

Corporation Commission in that program.

B. The interest or penalty or any portion thereof ordinarily

accruing by failure of the motor carrier, registrant or licensee to

properly file a report or return may be waived or reduced by the

Corporation Commission. No interest or penalties in excess of Ten

Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) shall be allowed except by order of

the Commission.

C. The Corporation Commission shall promulgate rules setting

forth the revocation, suspension or denial of a motor carrier or

commercial motor vehicle certificate, registration, license or

permit issued pursuant to the jurisdiction of the Corporation

Commission. The Corporation Commission shall additionally

promulgate rules allowing for the collection and remittance of

financial liabilities owed by a motor carrier, registrant, licensee

or permittee to a state or province participating with the

Corporation Commission in a uniform base state program or to another

state agency.

D. Upon the revocation or expiration of any motor carrier or

commercial motor vehicle license, permit, registration or

certificate issued pursuant to the jurisdiction of the Corporation

Commission, all accrued taxes, fees and penalties due and payable

under the terms of state law, rules or order imposing or levying

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such tax, fee or penalty shall become due and payable concurrently

upon the revocation or expiration of the license, permit,

registration or certificate and the licensee, permittee, registrant

or certificate holder shall forthwith make a report covering the

period of time not covered by preceding reports filed by said person

and ending with the date of the revocation or expiration and shall

pay all such taxes, fees or penalties owed.

E. No person shall knowingly, or intentionally, present an

altered or fraudulent credential or document to the Corporation

Commission or to any duly authorized peace officer. Any person or

persons violating the provisions of this subsection shall be found

guilty of contempt of the Commission and shall, upon conviction

thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than Two Thousand Dollars

($2,000.00) for each offense.

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