This bill establishes new requirements for individuals under eighteen years of age applying for a driver license or permit in Oklahoma. Service Oklahoma is mandated to deny licenses to applicants who do not provide specific documentation, including proof of enrollment in a secondary school or a certificate of high school equivalency. Additionally, applicants must demonstrate reading proficiency at the eighth-grade level through a criterion-referenced reading test or an approved alternative test. The bill also outlines provisions for students who are homeschooled or receiving education through other means, allowing them to submit written statements from their parents or guardians to satisfy documentation requirements.

Furthermore, the bill requires school district attendance officers to provide documentation of enrollment status and reading proficiency for students under eighteen. It includes provisions for students who withdraw from school under certain circumstances, ensuring they are not penalized in their license applications. The bill also allows for verification of reading proficiency tests taken in other states, provided they meet Oklahoma's standards. The effective date for this legislation is set for November 1, 2026.