The bill amends Section 6-105 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which pertains to driver licenses and specifically addresses the issuance of farm permits. It establishes a process for individuals who have been issued a farm permit to subsequently obtain a driver license. Key updates include the removal of outdated statutory references and the introduction of new provisions that allow individuals aged sixteen and older who have held a farm permit for at least one year to apply for a Class D license. Additionally, the bill clarifies the requirements for obtaining a farm permit, including the necessity for applicants to provide affidavits confirming their residency or employment on a farm.

The bill also includes several deletions and insertions to modernize the language and improve clarity. For instance, it replaces the previous requirement for applicants to prove they live or work on a farm with a more flexible approach that allows for employment verification. Furthermore, it specifies that any licensee under sixteen years of age who is convicted of multiple moving violations will face restrictions on obtaining an unrestricted driver license until they reach a certain age. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage.