Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-6-105.2
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Instructor permit
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 270
Service Oklahoma may issue an instructor permit to any qualified
secondary school driver education instructor as defined by the State
Board of Education rules and regulations for Oklahoma high school
driver and traffic safety education or any driver education
instructor, certified by Service Oklahoma, of a parochial, private,
or other nonpublic secondary school upon a proper application to the
State Board of Education or the Department of Public Safety in the
case of secondary schools that are not regulated by the State Board
of Education or a commercial driver training course instructor, as
provided for in Sections 801 through 808 of this title. Service
Oklahoma shall promulgate rules for the issuance of the permits.
Any instructor as defined in this section who has been issued a
permit may instruct any person who is at least fifteen and one-half
(15 1/2) years of age, any person who is at least thirteen and one-
half (13 1/2) years of age who will qualify for the permit to
operate farm vehicles as provided for in Section 6-105 of this
title, or any person who is at least fifteen (15) years of age and
of secondary school or higher educational standing while regularly
enrolled and certified by the instructor as a student taking a
prescribed course of secondary school driver education or a driver
education course, certified by Service Oklahoma, from a parochial,
private, or other nonpublic secondary school or a commercial driver
training course, as defined by Sections 801 through 808 of this
title, to operate a motor vehicle while accompanied by and receiving
instruction from the instructor who is actually occupying a seat
beside the driver.
Service Oklahoma may issue an instructor permit to any qualified
secondary school driver education instructor as defined by the State
Board of Education rules and regulations for Oklahoma high school
driver and traffic safety education or any driver education
instructor, certified by Service Oklahoma, of a parochial, private,
or other nonpublic secondary school upon a proper application to the
State Board of Education or the Department of Public Safety in the
case of secondary schools that are not regulated by the State Board
of Education or a commercial driver training course instructor, as
provided for in Sections 801 through 808 of this title. Service
Oklahoma shall promulgate rules for the issuance of the permits.
Any instructor as defined in this section who has been issued a
permit may instruct any person who is at least fifteen and one-half
(15 1/2) years of age, any person who is at least thirteen and one-
half (13 1/2) years of age who will qualify for the permit to
operate farm vehicles as provided for in Section 6-105 of this
title, or any person who is at least fifteen (15) years of age and
of secondary school or higher educational standing while regularly
enrolled and certified by the instructor as a student taking a
prescribed course of secondary school driver education or a driver
education course, certified by Service Oklahoma, from a parochial,
private, or other nonpublic secondary school or a commercial driver
training course, as defined by Sections 801 through 808 of this
title, to operate a motor vehicle while accompanied by and receiving
instruction from the instructor who is actually occupying a seat
beside the driver.
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