Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-421.1
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Liquefied petroleum gas emergency - Declaration by
Official statutory text
Governor.
A. The Governor of Oklahoma is hereby authorized, for and on
behalf of the state, to join with the governor of any other state in
declaring a liquefied petroleum gas emergency. When the declaration
is issued, trucks and operators carrying liquefied petroleum gas and
meeting all certification, permit, and licensing requirements of the
federal government and their home state shall be permitted to
transport liquefied petroleum gas in and through Oklahoma without
obtaining any license, permit, or certification required by this
state.
B. This exception and waiver of Oklahoma licensing, permitting,
and certification requirements regarding trucks and operators
transporting liquefied petroleum gas shall be valid only during the
period of the declared emergency.
A. The Governor of Oklahoma is hereby authorized, for and on
behalf of the state, to join with the governor of any other state in
declaring a liquefied petroleum gas emergency. When the declaration
is issued, trucks and operators carrying liquefied petroleum gas and
meeting all certification, permit, and licensing requirements of the
federal government and their home state shall be permitted to
transport liquefied petroleum gas in and through Oklahoma without
obtaining any license, permit, or certification required by this
state.
B. This exception and waiver of Oklahoma licensing, permitting,
and certification requirements regarding trucks and operators
transporting liquefied petroleum gas shall be valid only during the
period of the declared emergency.
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