This bill amends existing laws related to motor vehicles, specifically addressing the classification of certain vehicles involved in accidents as combination vehicles. It establishes that in cases where a truck tractor is separated from its trailer or when multiple trailers or truck tractors are involved, they will be classified as combination vehicles. Additionally, it mandates that officers report such vehicles as combination vehicles when they require towing services. The bill also clarifies that a possessory lien for towing services is perfected once the total debt for services rendered is fully paid.

Furthermore, the bill amends Section 953.1 of Title 47, which pertains to maximum fees and charges for wrecker or towing services. It modifies the name of the responsible agency from the Oklahoma Tax Commission to Service Oklahoma and introduces a provision allowing wrecker operators to charge a twenty-five percent gross profit markup on specialized labor or equipment, regardless of whether they pay for it upfront. The bill also outlines the process for wrecker operators to obtain ownership and insurer information for vehicles, ensuring they can collect lawful fees for their services. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.