Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-180c

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Seizure and confiscation of devices - Grounds

Official statutory text

The Commission may issue an order for the seizure and

confiscation and return to the Commission of any identification

device or devices, for any of the following reasons, and to direct

said order or orders to any officer of the State of Oklahoma charged

with the duties of enforcing the provisions of this act and/or any

other section of the motor carrier law now in force or hereinafter

enacted:

1. In all cases where the motor carrier has permitted the

insurance coverage, as required by law to be filed with the

Commission, to lapse or become cancelled or for any reason to become

void and fail to meet the requirements as provided by law;

2. For failure on the part of any motor carrier, his or its

agents or employees to comply with any part or provision of this

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act, or any other act or law or part or provision thereof relative

to the legal operation of a for-hire motor carrier or to obey,

observe or comply with any order, decision, rule or regulation,

direction, demand or requirement, or any part or provision thereof,

of the Commission;

3. Upon the cancellation or revocation of the certificate or

permit or IRC or license under which said identification device or

devices were issued; or

4. For operating any powered motor vehicle in violation of the

terms and provisions of this act or the Motor Carrier Act of 1995

and all applicable size and weight laws and safety standards of this

state.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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