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Oklahoma lawmakers pass bill cracking down on non-domiciled commercial vehicle drivers
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Oklahoma lawmakers pass bill cracking down on non-domiciled commercial vehicle drivers
This week, Oklahoma lawmakers passed a bill that tightens requirements for non-domiciled commercial drivers operating in the state. SB20, or the Oklahoma Secure Roads and Safe Trucking Act of 2025, was passed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives by a vote of 71-13 this week, officials say. SB 20 is headed to the desk of Governor Kevin Stitt, where it expected to be signed into law. The bill forbids any non-domiciled commercial driver from op…
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