Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-230.31

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Operation of vehicles in excess of weight or size

Official statutory text

limits prohibited - Certain advertisements prohibited - Authority to

suspend or cancel license - Licenses personal to holder.

A. Nothing contained in the Motor Carrier Act of 1995 shall be

construed to authorize the operation of any passenger or freight

vehicle in excess of the gross weight, width, length or height

authorized by law.

B. Any person who willfully advertises to perform

transportation services for which the person does not hold a license

shall be in violation of the Motor Carrier Act of 1995 and subject

to the penalties prescribed for contempt of the Commission.

C. All licenses issued by the Commission under any law of the

state relating to motor carriers or private carriers shall contain

the provision that the Commission reserves to itself authority to

suspend or cancel any such license for the violation, on the part of

the applicant or any operator or operators of any motor vehicle to

be operated thereunder, of any law of this state or any rule adopted

by the Commission.

D. Licenses shall be considered personal to the holder of the

license and shall be issued only to some definite legal entity

operating motor vehicles as a motor carrier or private carrier, and

shall not be subject to lease, nor shall the holder of the license

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 784

sublet or permit the exercise, by another, of the rights or

privileges granted under the license.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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