Bill No. 1772, introduced by Senators Pederson and Johns, amends various sections of the Oklahoma motor vehicle code related to lamps and lighting devices. The bill updates statutory language and references, specifically adopting the United States Department of Transportation specifications for headlamps and other lighting equipment. It mandates the use of lamps and illuminating devices during specific times, such as from sunset to sunrise and during inclement weather when visibility is poor. The bill also clarifies that all required lamps must display a steady light and outlines the conditions under which certain lamps may be combined or incorporated.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for bicycles, requiring them to be equipped with front and rear lamps visible from a distance of at least one thousand feet during specified times. It also stipulates that animal-drawn vehicles must have appropriate lighting to ensure visibility. The amendments aim to enhance road safety by ensuring that all vehicles, including bicycles, are adequately illuminated under various conditions. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2026.