OK
Oklahoma House Bill HB3932

Oklahoma 2024 Regular Session

Oklahoma House Bill HB3932

Introduced
2/5/24  
Refer
2/6/24  

Caption

Driver licenses; modifying description of responsible agency; authorizing the issuance of certain identification card at no cost; effective date.

Impact

The passage of HB3932 would have a notable impact on state regulations regarding driver licenses. By facilitating the issuance of identification cards at no cost, the bill seeks to enhance accessibility and support for individuals who may otherwise lack identification due to license issues. This move could alleviate some of the difficulties faced by individuals who have had their driving privileges revoked, thereby fostering greater inclusivity and reducing barriers to identity verification in various social and economic contexts.

Summary

House Bill 3932 aims to modify the regulations surrounding driver licenses in the state of Oklahoma. The bill specifically amends Section 6-209 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes, outlining the processes for the surrender and return of driver licenses following their cancellation, denial, suspension, or revocation. One of the significant changes introduced by this legislation is the provision for individuals whose licenses have been canceled or revoked to apply for a Noncompliant Identification Card at no charge. This adjustment aims to ensure that those impacted by license suspensions still possess a valid form of identification.

Contention

While the bill appears to present a compassionate approach to handling license suspensions, it could also lead to discussion regarding the implications for public safety and accountability. By allowing individuals to obtain identification cards despite having suspended driving privileges, there may be concerns from law enforcement or regulatory bodies about the potential misuse of these cards. Advocates for the bill argue that it provides necessary support to individuals already facing significant obstacles, while critics may raise questions about the balance between accessibility and regulation in maintaining public safety.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

OK HB1837

Motor vehicles; modifying name of responsible agency; modifying length of issuance for commercial learner permits; repealer; effective date; emergency.

OK HB2018

Driver licenses; requiring certain option be provided on applications or renewals of driver licenses or identification cards; effective date.

OK HB2660

Driver licenses; requiring certain disabled veterans' disability rating be notated on driver licenses or identification cards; effective date.

OK HB2833

Driver licenses; removing requirements for suspension of driver licenses for certain nonpayment; effective date.

OK HB2418

Motor vehicles; modifying requirements for issuance of an intermediate Class D license; effective date.

OK HB1982

Water quality standards; modifying entity to receive certain written comment; modifying certain responsibilities; effective date.

OK SB682

Non-domiciled commercial driver licenses; removing certain non-domiciled commercial learner permit or driver license conditions. Effective date. Emergency.

OK HB1839

Motor vehicles; modifying definition; making Service Oklahoma a separate and distinct agency; effective date.

OK HB2327

Insurance; application for driver licenses; required information for drivers under 18 years of age; requiring liability coverage; effective date.

OK HB2114

Driver licenses; creating the Lowering Insurance and Benefitting the Economy, Roads, Taxpayers, and Yourself (LIBERTY) Act; effective date.

Similar Bills

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OK HB1792

Classification of felony offenses; creating the Oklahoma Crime Reclassification Act of 2023; effective date.

OK SB1590

Classification of felony offenses; creating the Oklahoma Crime Reclassification Act of 2022. Effective date.

OK HB3455

Classification of felony offenses; creating the Oklahoma Crime Reclassification Act of 2024; requiring persons who commit criminal offenses to be classified in accordance with certain structure; codification; effective date.

OK SB881

Crimes and punishments; authorizing certain petition under certain circumstances. Effective date.

OK SB622

Motor vehicles; making Service Oklahoma a separate and distinct agency. Effective date.

OK SB622

Motor vehicles; making Service Oklahoma a separate and distinct agency. Effective date.

OK HB1839

Motor vehicles; modifying definition; making Service Oklahoma a separate and distinct agency; effective date.