Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1708
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Conditions for a person to operate a vehicle with an
Official statutory text
automated driving system.
A. A person may operate a motor vehicle equipped with an
automated driving system capable of performing the entire dynamic
driving task if:
1. Such automated driving system will issue a request to
intervene whenever the automated driving system is not capable of
performing the entire dynamic driving task with the expectation that
the person will respond appropriately to such a request; and
2. The automated driving system is capable of being operated in
compliance with Sections 11-101 through 11-1404 of Title 47 of the
Oklahoma Statutes unless an exemption has been granted by the
Department of Public Safety.
B. Nothing in this act prohibits or restricts a human driver
from operating a fully autonomous vehicle equipped with controls
that allow for the human driver to control all or part of the
dynamic driving task.
A. A person may operate a motor vehicle equipped with an
automated driving system capable of performing the entire dynamic
driving task if:
1. Such automated driving system will issue a request to
intervene whenever the automated driving system is not capable of
performing the entire dynamic driving task with the expectation that
the person will respond appropriately to such a request; and
2. The automated driving system is capable of being operated in
compliance with Sections 11-101 through 11-1404 of Title 47 of the
Oklahoma Statutes unless an exemption has been granted by the
Department of Public Safety.
B. Nothing in this act prohibits or restricts a human driver
from operating a fully autonomous vehicle equipped with controls
that allow for the human driver to control all or part of the
dynamic driving task.
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