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29		-	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION
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31		-	STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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33		-	2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022)
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35	28		ENGROSSED SENATE
36	29		BILL NO. 1830 By: Pugh of the Senate
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40		-	McCall and McDugle of the
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47	38		An Act relating to the Oklahoma Advanced Mobili ty
48	39		Pilot Program; amending 3 O.S. 2021, Section 374,
49	40		which relates to the focus of the program; modifying
50	41		included technologies; providing for certain
51	42		selection of entities; modifying allowable grants;
52	43		updating statutory language; and providing an
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59	48		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHO MA:
60	49		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 3 O.S. 2021, Section 374, is
61	50		amended to read as follows:
62	51		Section 374. A. There is hereby created within the Oklahoma
63	52		Department of Transportation the Oklahoma Advanced Mobi lity Pilot
64	53		Program. Contingent upon the availability of fu nds, the Program
65	54		will identify and select communities in this state to serve as pilot
66	55		programs for the adoption of advanced mobility technologies. The
67	56		program will focus on advanced mobility technologies to enhance the
	57	+	transportation opportunities available for Oklaho mans and those that
	58	+	transact commerce within and through the state. Both advanced
	59	+	ground transportation, such as autonomous ground vehicles, as well
	60	+	as advanced air mobility vehicles, such as autonomous vertical t ake-
	61	+	off or landing (eVTOL) vehicles, will be considered part of the
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95		-	transportation opportunities available for Oklaho mans and those that
96		-	transact commerce within and through the state. Both advanced
97		-	ground transportation, such as autonomous ground vehicles, as well
98		-	as advanced air mobility vehicles, such as autonomous vertical t ake-
99		-	off or landing (eVTOL) vehicles, will be considered part of the
100	88		program. The program will also look to enhance the inter action
101	89		between modes of transportation to ensure the state is best prep ared
102	90		for the interconnected tr ansportation technologies of the future.
103	91		B. The Program will focus on b oth advanced ground
104	92		transportation, such as autonomous ground vehicles, as wel l as
105	93		advanced air mobility vehicles such as electric vertical take -off or
106	94		landing (eVTOL) vehicles.
107	95		C. Contingent upon the availability of funds, the Department of
108	96		Transportation will identify and select government entities in this
109	97		state to serve as pilot p rograms for the adoption of adv anced
110	98		mobility technologies. Eligible communities entities will be
111	99		cities, counties and tribal governm ents. Priority will be given to
112	100		communities and tribal governments government entities that have
113	101		been selected to participate in transportation -related pilot
114	102		programs by the United States Department of Transportation after
115	103		January 1, 2017.
116	104		D. C. The Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation shall cre ate the
117	105		Advanced Mobility Program Advisory Council comprised of nine (9)
118	106		members selected by the Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation to
	107	+	represent a diverse set of stakeholders involve d with the adoption
	108	+	of advanced mobility technologies. The Council shal l provide
	109	+	policy, regulatory, and any other necessary recommendations to the
	110	+	Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation on policy and regulatory issues
	111	+	related to the adoption of advanced mob ility technologies.
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146		-	represent a diverse set of stakeholders involve d with the adoption
147		-	of advanced mobility technologies. The Council shal l provide
148		-	policy, regulatory, and any other necessary recommendations to the
149		-	Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation on policy and regulatory issues
150		-	related to the adoption of advanced mob ility technologies.
151	138		E. D. Subject to the availability of funds, the Pr ogram shall
152	139		make two matching grant awards each year to the selected pilot
153	140		programs to support pilot program activities. The awards shall be
154	141		up to Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,0 00.00) Five Million
155	142		Dollars ($5,000,000.00) each and will be require a direct one-to-one
156	143		match for nonstate funds invested or received by the pilot selected
157	144		pilot program including funds from the pilot entity. Once an entity
158	145		has been selected for an award , it cannot receive another award for
159	146		at least two (2) years.
160	147		F. E. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation shall h ave the
161	148		power to make any contract, e xecute any document or perform any act
162	149		in order to carry out this act.
163	150		SECTION 2. This act shall become effectiv e November 1, 2022.
	151	+	Passed the Senate the 22nd day of March, 2022.
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165		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON RULES, dated 04/05/2022 - DO PASS,
166		-	As Coauthored.
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	158	+	Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________,
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