Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-40-121
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Motorcycle Safety and Education Program
Official statutory text
A. There is hereby created in the Department of Public Safety
the "Motorcycle Safety and Education Program". The Commissioner of
Public Safety may hire an Administrator who shall be responsible for
the administration and operation of the Program, as determined by
the Commissioner.
B. 1. The Program shall include guidelines and standards for
courses of instruction, as established and approved by the
Commissioner and which are taught by certified instructors, as
prescribed by the Commissioner. The courses shall meet or exceed
nationally accepted standards for courses of instruction in
motorcycle safety and education. The courses shall include
instruction for novice and experienced motorcycle operators and
passengers, instruction in motorist awareness and alcohol and drug
awareness, and any other instruction the Commissioner deems
appropriate for motorcycle safety and education.
2. The Program may include provisions for marketing and
promotion, improving motorcycle license testing procedures, and such
other provisions as deemed appropriate by the Commissioner.
3. The Commissioner shall evaluate the Program every two (2)
years and shall periodically inspect public and private facilities
and equipment and periodically evaluate procedures used in the
courses of instruction. Evaluation and inspection reports shall be
submitted to the Advisory Committee.
C. The cost of administering and operating the Motorcycle
Safety and Education Program shall be funded by the Motorcycle
Safety and Education Program Revolving Fund, as created in Section
40-123 of this title. The Commissioner shall promulgate rules
necessary to implement and administer the provisions of Sections 40-
121 through 40-123 of this title.
the "Motorcycle Safety and Education Program". The Commissioner of
Public Safety may hire an Administrator who shall be responsible for
the administration and operation of the Program, as determined by
the Commissioner.
B. 1. The Program shall include guidelines and standards for
courses of instruction, as established and approved by the
Commissioner and which are taught by certified instructors, as
prescribed by the Commissioner. The courses shall meet or exceed
nationally accepted standards for courses of instruction in
motorcycle safety and education. The courses shall include
instruction for novice and experienced motorcycle operators and
passengers, instruction in motorist awareness and alcohol and drug
awareness, and any other instruction the Commissioner deems
appropriate for motorcycle safety and education.
2. The Program may include provisions for marketing and
promotion, improving motorcycle license testing procedures, and such
other provisions as deemed appropriate by the Commissioner.
3. The Commissioner shall evaluate the Program every two (2)
years and shall periodically inspect public and private facilities
and equipment and periodically evaluate procedures used in the
courses of instruction. Evaluation and inspection reports shall be
submitted to the Advisory Committee.
C. The cost of administering and operating the Motorcycle
Safety and Education Program shall be funded by the Motorcycle
Safety and Education Program Revolving Fund, as created in Section
40-123 of this title. The Commissioner shall promulgate rules
necessary to implement and administer the provisions of Sections 40-
121 through 40-123 of this title.
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