Motor vehicles; modifying damage amount requiring a written report of collision; effective date.

Summary

The bill changes Oklahoma law so that drivers must file a written collision report only when damage exceeds $3,000, rather than $300, and only for accidents on public roads. It also sets new deadlines for law‑enforcement reports, expands who can request those reports, and bans using report data for commercial solicitation. The changes aim to reduce paperwork for minor crashes while improving data accuracy and privacy.

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