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Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-80.1

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Fleet Management Division – Exchange of information

Official statutory text

A. Prior to October 1, 2005, each state agency that uses state

vehicles shall submit to the Fleet Management Division, upon forms

developed by the Division, a report that contains the following

information:

1. The number of vehicles purchased or leased by the state

agency with the VIN, mileage, and make, model, and year of each

vehicle;

2. The maintenance plans and records for the vehicles;

3. The amount of use of each vehicle;

4. The state agency policy for use of vehicles by employees for

travel to and from the residences of the employees;

5. The type of markings on the vehicles and justifications for

any exemptions from requirement that vehicles have markings;

6. Fuel purchasing practices;

7. Rotation of vehicles based on mileage; and

8. Justification for any exemptions the state agency may have

in the law relating to the purchase or lease of vehicles.

B. Prior to December 1, 2005, the Fleet Management Division

shall submit a report to the Task Force to Study the Fleet

Management Division of the Office of Management and Enterprise

Services that contains the following information:

1. A summarization of the data collected pursuant to subsection

A of this section;

2. Recommendations for legislation that would be beneficial to

the Division in implementing the Fleet Management Reform Act; and

3. The status of a web-based statewide fleet management

information system.

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