Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1729
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Determination of amount of fuel consumed on turnpikes
Official statutory text
In determining the amount of motor fuel consumed on the Oklahoma
turnpike projects each month, the Oklahoma Tax Commission shall
divide the total miles traveled on the turnpikes by passenger
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 339
automobiles, single unit trucks, and combination trucks and buses as
certified each month by the Authority, by the average number of
miles per gallon of motor fuel consumed by each of those classes of
motor vehicles. For the purpose of this section and the following
section, the Oklahoma Tax Commission shall use the following rates
for motor fuel consumed on the Oklahoma Turnpikes:
turnpike projects each month, the Oklahoma Tax Commission shall
divide the total miles traveled on the turnpikes by passenger
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 339
automobiles, single unit trucks, and combination trucks and buses as
certified each month by the Authority, by the average number of
miles per gallon of motor fuel consumed by each of those classes of
motor vehicles. For the purpose of this section and the following
section, the Oklahoma Tax Commission shall use the following rates
for motor fuel consumed on the Oklahoma Turnpikes:
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