The bill introduces a new provision in Oklahoma law that allows individuals applying for or renewing their driver licenses or identification cards to designate themselves as donors of durable medical equipment upon their death. This designation would enable the donation of items such as hearing aids, eyeglasses, walkers, canes, and wheelchairs to a non-profit entity selected by Service Oklahoma. The bill mandates that Service Oklahoma create rules to facilitate the inclusion of a mark or symbol on the driver's license or ID card that indicates the individual’s status as a durable medical equipment donor, as well as to specify where this information will be displayed on the credential.

Additionally, the bill defines "durable medical equipment" to encompass various assistive devices and establishes that it will take effect on November 1, 2024. This legislation aims to promote the donation of essential medical equipment, thereby potentially benefiting individuals in need after the donor's passing.