Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.42
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Special license plates
Official statutory text
Each motor vehicle furnished to the board of education of a
technology center school or technology center school district in the
manner and for the purposes provided for in Section 1210.41 of this
title may be operated for such purposes with a special license plate
attached thereto. Such special license plates shall be issued for a
nominal fee of One Dollar ($1.00) in event the vehicle is loaned but
such special license plates may be used only while such motor
vehicle is in the possession or under the control of the board of
education, and it shall not be necessary for the owner of such motor
vehicle to pay the vehicle excise tax thereon during the time same
is in the possession of such board of education and used for
purposes stated in Section 1210.41 of this title.
technology center school or technology center school district in the
manner and for the purposes provided for in Section 1210.41 of this
title may be operated for such purposes with a special license plate
attached thereto. Such special license plates shall be issued for a
nominal fee of One Dollar ($1.00) in event the vehicle is loaned but
such special license plates may be used only while such motor
vehicle is in the possession or under the control of the board of
education, and it shall not be necessary for the owner of such motor
vehicle to pay the vehicle excise tax thereon during the time same
is in the possession of such board of education and used for
purposes stated in Section 1210.41 of this title.
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