Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-224
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Auto buses not operating under certificate or permit or
Official statutory text
license of Corporation Commission - Authority of city to regulate.
Any city of this state may, by a duly-adopted ordinance, in any
manner deemed best for the interest of the city, regulate the
operation within the corporate limits of the city of auto buses not
operated under a certificate of convenience and necessity or permit
or license issued by the Corporation Commission for the
transportation of passengers for hire to or from a point or points
outside the corporate limits of the city, and to or from points
within the corporate limits of the city.
Any city of this state may, by a duly-adopted ordinance, in any
manner deemed best for the interest of the city, regulate the
operation within the corporate limits of the city of auto buses not
operated under a certificate of convenience and necessity or permit
or license issued by the Corporation Commission for the
transportation of passengers for hire to or from a point or points
outside the corporate limits of the city, and to or from points
within the corporate limits of the city.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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