Oklahoma Driving & Vehicles Laws (2026)

Oklahoma law does not prohibit driving barefoot. There are no statutes or regulations requiring drivers to wear shoes, and the Department of Public Safety does not enforce footwear rules.

Oklahoma Statutes Title 47 § 11-1103 prohibits lane splitting by motorcycles. Motorcycles must remain within a single lane and are not allowed to pass between lanes of traffic.

License plate covers are restricted in Oklahoma. No significant legislative changes since 2023, but there is a continued emphasis on enforcing the ban on all license plate covers, especially with the new plate pay system for tolls.

Radar detectors are legal for use and possession in private vehicles in Oklahoma. No state laws prohibit their use or sale.

Both radar jammers (federally illegal) and laser jammers are illegal in Oklahoma. There have been no recent legislative changes in Oklahoma regarding this law.

Right turn on red is legal in Oklahoma after coming to a complete stop and yielding to pedestrians and cross traffic, unless a sign prohibits it at a specific intersection. Oklahoma law permits a right turn on a red light after a complete stop, unless a sign specifically prohibits it.

Studded Snow Tires are legal in Oklahoma. The use of studded tires is restricted to specific winter months in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Statutes Title 47 §11-1113 restrict window tinting to 50% VLT on front side windows and 35% on rear side and back windows. Reflective or mirrored tinting is prohibited. Medical exemptions are allowed with documentation.