Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-230.18
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Motor carrier safety improvement — Effect on employment
Official statutory text
status.
A. As used in this section, “motor carrier safety improvement”
means any device, equipment, software, technology, procedure,
training, policy, program, or operational practice intended and
primarily used to improve or facilitate compliance with traffic
safety or motor carrier safety laws, safety of a motor vehicle,
safety of the operator of a motor vehicle, or safety of third-party
users of public roadways.
B. The deployment, implementation, or use of a motor carrier
safety improvement by or as required by a motor carrier or its
related entity, including by contract, shall not be considered when
evaluating an individual’s status as an employee or independent
contractor, or as a jointly employed employee, under any state law.
A. As used in this section, “motor carrier safety improvement”
means any device, equipment, software, technology, procedure,
training, policy, program, or operational practice intended and
primarily used to improve or facilitate compliance with traffic
safety or motor carrier safety laws, safety of a motor vehicle,
safety of the operator of a motor vehicle, or safety of third-party
users of public roadways.
B. The deployment, implementation, or use of a motor carrier
safety improvement by or as required by a motor carrier or its
related entity, including by contract, shall not be considered when
evaluating an individual’s status as an employee or independent
contractor, or as a jointly employed employee, under any state law.
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