Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-180l
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Reciprocal compacts and agreements with other states
Official statutory text
The Commission is hereby authorized and empowered, on behalf of
the State of Oklahoma, and when it shall deem it to be in the best
interest of the residents of this state so to do, to enter into
reciprocal compacts and agreements with other states, or the
authorized agencies thereof, when such states have made provisions
substantially similar to this section, respecting the regulation of
motor vehicles engaged in interstate or foreign commerce upon and
over the public highways. And such compacts and agreements may
provide for the granting, to the residents of such states,
privileges substantially similar to those granted thereby to
Oklahoma residents: Provided: (1) That no such compact or agreement
shall supersede or suspend the operation of any law, rule or
regulation of the State of Oklahoma which shall apply to vehicles
operated intrastate in the State of Oklahoma; (2) That any
privileges, the granting of which shall be provided by any such
compact or agreement, shall extend only in cases of full compliance
with the laws of the state joining in such compact or agreement; (3)
That no such compact or agreement shall supersede or suspend the
operation of any law of the State of Oklahoma other than those
applying to the payment of fees for registration certificates or
identification devices; and (4) That the powers and authority of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission to administer and enforce the tax laws of
this state, pertaining to the taxation of motor vehicles, shall be
in no manner superseded or suspended.
the State of Oklahoma, and when it shall deem it to be in the best
interest of the residents of this state so to do, to enter into
reciprocal compacts and agreements with other states, or the
authorized agencies thereof, when such states have made provisions
substantially similar to this section, respecting the regulation of
motor vehicles engaged in interstate or foreign commerce upon and
over the public highways. And such compacts and agreements may
provide for the granting, to the residents of such states,
privileges substantially similar to those granted thereby to
Oklahoma residents: Provided: (1) That no such compact or agreement
shall supersede or suspend the operation of any law, rule or
regulation of the State of Oklahoma which shall apply to vehicles
operated intrastate in the State of Oklahoma; (2) That any
privileges, the granting of which shall be provided by any such
compact or agreement, shall extend only in cases of full compliance
with the laws of the state joining in such compact or agreement; (3)
That no such compact or agreement shall supersede or suspend the
operation of any law of the State of Oklahoma other than those
applying to the payment of fees for registration certificates or
identification devices; and (4) That the powers and authority of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission to administer and enforce the tax laws of
this state, pertaining to the taxation of motor vehicles, shall be
in no manner superseded or suspended.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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