Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 670 - Service Oklahoma
Chapter 15 - DRIVER LICENSES AND IDENTIFICATION CARDS
Subchapter 11 - MEDICAL ASPECTS
Section 670:15-11-8 - Musculoskeletal problems
Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a) Musculoskeletal impairment. A person with a significant impairment such as amputation, polio, or any other crippling muscular or skeletal disorder which may affect the person's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle shall not be licensed until a medical report is submitted by his or her physician, if so requested by Service Oklahoma, and the person is examined for placement of appropriate restrictions on the driver license, as deemed necessary by Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department.
(b) Bi-lateral upper extremity handicapping conditions. For the purpose of this Section, a handicapped person is defined as one with a condition of significant deformity, weakness, or paresis, or with a paralysis of both upper extremities.
(c) Requirements for licensing handicapped persons. Service Oklahoma may consider licensing a handicapped person upon the recommendation of the Medical Advisory Board or its designated representative; provided, if required by Service Oklahoma, the applicant will agree to:
(d) Limited licensing. Each person with a diagnosis that would place him or her under the provisions of (a)or (b) of this Section, whereby the condition is severe enough to preclude licensing, may be given individual consideration toward limited licensing.
