This bill amends existing laws regarding the issuance of driver licenses in Oklahoma. It modifies Section 6-103 by removing the language that previously classified certain individuals as ineligible for licensing based on physical deformities and mental conditions. The bill also introduces new requirements for individuals classified as excessive users of alcohol or other intoxicating substances, stipulating that they must meet specific conditions, including a minimum period of abstinence, before being eligible for a driver license. Additionally, it clarifies the role of the Department of Public Safety in determining the safety of individuals applying for a license.

Furthermore, the bill amends Section 6-106 to update the information required for driver license applications. It specifies that applicants for Class D licenses must provide a self-certification of their medical ability to drive safely, and it introduces a brief physical description requirement. The bill also emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate records, including emergency contact information, and ensures that applicants are aware of their rights regarding the use of their Social Security numbers. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2026.