Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-6-110.1
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Endorsements
Official statutory text
A. The following endorsements shall be placed on an Oklahoma
driver license to any person qualifying therefore as determined by
Service Oklahoma. Any person having an original Class A, B, C or D
Oklahoma driver license shall only be required to take the
supporting written endorsement testing which is required to endorse
the original Class A, B, C or D Oklahoma driver license.
Endorsement Authorizes the operation of:
"H" A non-tank-type vehicle used to
transport hazardous materials in
placardable amounts pursuant to 49
C.F.R., Part 172, subpart F;
"M" A motorcycle;
"N" A tank vehicle as defined in Section
1-173.1 of this title;
"P" A vehicle designed by the
manufacturer to transport sixteen or
more passengers, including the
driver;
"S" A school bus;
"T" A vehicle with double or triple
trailers;
"X" A tank vehicle used to transport
hazardous materials in placardable
amounts pursuant to 49 C.F.R., Part
172, subpart F.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 313
B. Service Oklahoma may also provide for additional
endorsements as may be needed or as otherwise provided for by law.
C. No person shall operate a motor vehicle requiring
endorsements as provided for in this section without having a valid
Class A, B, C or D license with the required endorsements.
D. All endorsements as provided for in this section must be
obtained prior to the operation of such vehicles. However, the
requirement for a hazardous materials endorsement is not required
for the operation of farm vehicles used to transport pesticides,
fertilizers, or other products integral to farming, but which are
defined as hazardous materials. If, after obtaining a hazardous
material endorsement, a person becomes ineligible for the hazardous
material endorsement pursuant to state or federal law, or both, or
any regulation, Service Oklahoma shall provide notice as provided in
Section 2-116 of this title. A person will have thirty (30) days
from the date of the notice to appear at a designated testing
facility to apply and be issued a commercial driver license without
the endorsement. Failure to comply within the required time shall
be grounds for Service Oklahoma to disqualify the commercial driver
license of the person until compliance has been met.
driver license to any person qualifying therefore as determined by
Service Oklahoma. Any person having an original Class A, B, C or D
Oklahoma driver license shall only be required to take the
supporting written endorsement testing which is required to endorse
the original Class A, B, C or D Oklahoma driver license.
Endorsement Authorizes the operation of:
"H" A non-tank-type vehicle used to
transport hazardous materials in
placardable amounts pursuant to 49
C.F.R., Part 172, subpart F;
"M" A motorcycle;
"N" A tank vehicle as defined in Section
1-173.1 of this title;
"P" A vehicle designed by the
manufacturer to transport sixteen or
more passengers, including the
driver;
"S" A school bus;
"T" A vehicle with double or triple
trailers;
"X" A tank vehicle used to transport
hazardous materials in placardable
amounts pursuant to 49 C.F.R., Part
172, subpart F.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 313
B. Service Oklahoma may also provide for additional
endorsements as may be needed or as otherwise provided for by law.
C. No person shall operate a motor vehicle requiring
endorsements as provided for in this section without having a valid
Class A, B, C or D license with the required endorsements.
D. All endorsements as provided for in this section must be
obtained prior to the operation of such vehicles. However, the
requirement for a hazardous materials endorsement is not required
for the operation of farm vehicles used to transport pesticides,
fertilizers, or other products integral to farming, but which are
defined as hazardous materials. If, after obtaining a hazardous
material endorsement, a person becomes ineligible for the hazardous
material endorsement pursuant to state or federal law, or both, or
any regulation, Service Oklahoma shall provide notice as provided in
Section 2-116 of this title. A person will have thirty (30) days
from the date of the notice to appear at a designated testing
facility to apply and be issued a commercial driver license without
the endorsement. Failure to comply within the required time shall
be grounds for Service Oklahoma to disqualify the commercial driver
license of the person until compliance has been met.
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