Motor vehicles; requiring use of lamps and illuminating devices at certain times. Effective date.

Summary

The bill updates Oklahoma’s vehicle lighting laws, mandating that cars, trucks, animal‑drawn vehicles and bicycles display proper headlamps, auxiliary lights, fog lamps, spot lamps, daytime running lamps and reflectors whenever it’s dark or visibility is poor. It sets specific brightness, placement, and glare‑avoidance rules, and defines when lights must be on. The measure was vetoed in May 2026, so it will not take effect.

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