What Is A Non Licensed Vehicle?

Non-licensed vehicles are those that do not meet the minimum legal requirements to operate on public roads in Oklahoma. According to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, a non-licensed vehicle is any motor vehicle or truck that does not have valid registration and/or license plates.

Types Of Non Licensed Vehicles

• Motorcycles with a motorcycle endorsement on their driver's license
• Tractors and other agricultural equipment
• Fire trucks, rescue vehicles, or other emergency response vehicles without a valid operator's permit

Consequences Of Operating A Non Licensed Vehicle

Operating a non-licensed vehicle can result in fines and penalties, including the loss of your driver's license. Additionally, you may face charges for reckless or negligent driving.

How To Obtain A License To Operate A Non Licensed Vehicle

To obtain a license to operate a non-licensed vehicle, you must first obtain a valid operator's permit from the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety. Once you have this permit, you can add your vehicle to your registration and obtain a new set of plates.