House Bill No. 2215 amends Section 7-606 of the Oklahoma Compulsory Insurance Law, specifically addressing penalties for failing to maintain insurance or security for motor vehicles. The bill removes provisions that previously allowed law enforcement officers to seize license plates from vehicles operated without valid insurance. Instead, it emphasizes that if a law enforcement officer verifies valid insurance through an online system, no citation will be issued. The bill also stipulates that if a vehicle is displaying a temporary license plate that has not expired, it cannot be seized or towed.

Additionally, the bill outlines the consequences for vehicle owners who fail to comply with the insurance requirements, including fines and potential imprisonment. It allows for the dismissal of charges if proof of insurance is provided in court, and it mandates that the court clerk forward an abstract of the court's action to the Department of Public Safety. The bill declares an emergency, indicating that it will take effect immediately upon passage and approval.