Commercial driver training schools; modifying certain age requirement for certain vehicle operation; adding eligibility for driver education for certain persons; creating certain four-year licenses. Effective date.

This bill modifies Oklahoma's driver education and licensing laws to lower the minimum age for certain driving privileges and update regulations for commercial driver training schools. Specifically, it allows residents aged 13 and a half to drive during supervised driver education sessions and permits nonresidents aged 16 and older to operate vehicles in the state if they hold a valid license from their home country or are military personnel. The legislation also creates new four-year driver licenses, removes enrollment fee requirements for certain courses, and updates rules regarding instructor credentials and classroom instruction hours. Additionally, the bill includes provisions for gender-neutral language, electronic signatures on documents, and the ability for the state to enter reciprocity agreements with foreign countries for driver licensing.