This bill amends Section 7-606 of the Oklahoma Statutes regarding the failure to maintain insurance or security for motor vehicles. It removes provisions that previously allowed law enforcement officers to seize license plates from vehicles operated without valid insurance. The bill maintains penalties for individuals who fail to comply with the Compulsory Insurance Law, including fines and potential imprisonment, but it clarifies that if a law enforcement officer verifies valid insurance through an online system, no citation will be issued. Additionally, the bill prohibits the seizure of vehicles or license plates if the operator presents what appears to be a valid security verification form.

The bill also establishes that if a vehicle owner can provide proof of insurance in court, the charge may be dismissed without court costs if presented before the first scheduled court appearance. The court is authorized to access the online verification system to confirm liability coverage. An emergency clause is included, allowing the act to take effect immediately upon passage and approval, emphasizing the urgency of the changes to enhance public safety and compliance with insurance laws.