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Oklahoma titles mini trucks like any light truck

Read from Oklahoma's own statutes and motor vehicle office.

Oklahoma has titled and registered mini trucks since November 2008. A truck 25 years or older imported for road use is plated as a light truck and may use the state's roads, with one exception: it stays off the interstate system. A newer truck imported as off road equipment and governed to 25 mph is titled and registered as a utility vehicle for off road work.

Road use with limitsNewer trucks, utility terrain vehicleFrom Houston, the road hub
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Some routesEvery county opens its own page.

Your lane

Which truck are you buying?

Oklahoma treats the two kinds of kei truck differently. Pick yours and this answers for it.

a truck 25 years or older imported for road use under the federal age exemptions

Road use with limits

Title. Service Oklahoma title as a light truck on an assigned title or statement of origin. A notarized bill of sale serves where neither exists.

Registration. Light truck registration. OAC 260:135-7-126(i)

  • Not on any highway in the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways. 47 O.S. 1151.3(B)
  • All motor vehicle traffic rules apply. 47 O.S. 1151.3(B)
  • Must fit the mini truck description: 1,000 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, 3,400 pounds or less dry and a top speed of approximately 55 mph.
The rule for a 25 year truckoscn.net, read 28 October 2026
I am buying a truck 25 years or older. What does Oklahoma allow?

It is a mini truck under Oklahoma law. It is titled and registered as a light truck and may use every road except the interstates.

a newer truck imported as off road equipment, governed to a top speed and carrying an EPA certified nonroad engine

Utility terrain vehicle

Where it can run

Farms, private land and off road use. The rule also offers a street legal UTV registration after the first off road registration, if the vehicle meets safety requirements, never on Interstate or US highways. A governed truck is nonroad equipment under federal law and is offered here for off road use.

Title. A truck governed to 25 mph lacks the top speed of approximately 55 mph in the mini truck description. It fits Oklahoma's utility vehicle definition. Utility vehicles bought or transferred on or after 1 July 2008 must be titled. OAC 260:135-7-142(a)

Registration. Utility vehicle registration with a decal fixed to the front, renewed only when ownership changes. OAC 260:135-7-144(a)

  • All UTVs must be registered off road first. A street legal UTV registration is optional, renews every year and is barred from Interstate and US highways. OAC 260:135-7-144(e)
  • Utility vehicle: an internal combustion engine, seating for two or more and a steering wheel, on four or more wheels. OAC 260:135-7-142(b)(3)
The rule for a newer off road trucklaw.cornell.edu, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

A newer truck comes in only as nonroad equipment, permanently governed to a top speed and with a nonroad engine certified by EPA before import. It pays the same 25 percent truck duty. What that engine needs.

I am buying a newer truck governed to 25 mph. What does Oklahoma allow?

It is titled and registered as a utility vehicle with a decal on the front. It works farms, ranches and private land.

County by county

The rules in detail.

Where a newer off road truck or a UTV can run in Oklahoma, county by county, as each county's and town's own acts read. Every county on the map above opens its own page.

Statewide

Oklahoma sorts a utility vehicle by registration class and by local approval, and a kei truck mostly sits outside both. A truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description of 47 O.S. 1102, 1,000 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, 3,400 pounds or less dry, about 55 mph, a bed and an enclosed cab, is titled and registered as a light truck under 47 O.S. 1151.3 and OAC 260:135-7-126 and may use every road but an interstate, so it needs no UTV route. A newer truck governed to 25 mph misses the 55 mph term. Whether Service Oklahoma classes it as a utility vehicle is the open question, because the statute defines a utility vehicle as one manufactured and used exclusively for off-highway use, 47 O.S. 1102(44), and the Service Oklahoma rule leaves out the word manufactured, OAC 260:135-7-142(b), and the UTV rules below are the ones that would then apply. For a utility vehicle 47 O.S. 11-1116(C) allows a city street only where the municipal governing body has adopted an ordinance, a county roadway only where the board of county commissioners has approved it, the roadway is posted 25 mph or less and lies in an unincorporated area and the board has put up signs, and a state highway only for a perpendicular crossing inside a municipality that has such an ordinance. A street-legal utility vehicle needs none of that. It has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, belts for each occupant and the full equipment of sections 12-201 to 12-232, is registered as a motor vehicle with a plate under 1-171.1, and may use the streets and highways of every county, including U.S. highways in the 69 counties under 75,000 people and only stretches of U.S. highway posted 50 mph or less in the eight counties over it, and never an interstate, 11-1116(C)(5). An all-terrain vehicle, defined as 50 inches or less wide and manufactured and used exclusively for off-highway use, may use roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways or interstates with a licensed driver, 11-1116(D)(4), and a city street where the city has an ordinance, (D)(3). So Oklahoma's route layer is mostly a state class, the street-legal utility vehicle, and the county and town acts that add roads for the other classes were not found in this pass.

47 O.S. 11-1116 and 1-171.1 (Laws 2025, c. 287, eff. 1 November 2025), 1102, 1113, 1115.3 and 1151.3; OAC 260:135-7-142 to 260:135-7-144oklegislature.gov, read 28 October 2026

Adair County Some routes

Adair County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Adair County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Alfalfa County Some routes

Alfalfa County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Alfalfa County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Atoka County Some routes

Atoka County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Atoka County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Beaver County Some routes

Beaver County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Beaver County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Beckham County Some routes

Beckham County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Beckham County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Blaine County Some routes

Blaine County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Blaine County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Bryan County Some routes

Bryan County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Bryan County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Caddo County Some routes

Caddo County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Caddo County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Canadian County Some routes

Canadian County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Canadian County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Carter County Some routes

Carter County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Carter County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Cherokee County Some routes

Cherokee County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Cherokee County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Choctaw County Some routes

Choctaw County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Choctaw County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Cimarron County Some routes

Cimarron County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Cimarron County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Cleveland County Some routes

Cleveland County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Cleveland County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Coal County Some routes

Coal County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Coal County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Comanche County Some routes

Comanche County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Comanche County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Cotton County Some routes

Cotton County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Cotton County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Craig County Some routes

Craig County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Craig County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Creek County Some routes

Creek County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Creek County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Custer County Some routes

Custer County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Custer County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Delaware County Some routes

Delaware County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Delaware County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Dewey County Some routes

Dewey County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Dewey County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Ellis County Some routes

Ellis County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Ellis County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Garfield County Some routes

Garfield County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Garfield County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Garvin County Some routes

Garvin County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Garvin County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Grady County Some routes

Grady County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Grady County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Grant County Some routes

Grant County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Grant County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Greer County Some routes

Greer County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Greer County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Harmon County Some routes

Harmon County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Harmon County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Harper County Some routes

Harper County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Harper County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Haskell County Some routes

Haskell County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Haskell County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Hughes County Some routes

Hughes County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Hughes County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Jackson County Some routes

Jackson County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Jackson County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Jefferson County Some routes

Jefferson County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Jefferson County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Johnston County Some routes

Johnston County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Johnston County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Kay County Some routes

Kay County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Kay County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Kingfisher County Some routes

Kingfisher County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Kingfisher County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Kiowa County Some routes

Kiowa County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Kiowa County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Latimer County Some routes

Latimer County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Latimer County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Le Flore County Some routes

Le Flore County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Le Flore County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Lincoln County Some routes

Lincoln County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Lincoln County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Logan County Some routes

Logan County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Logan County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Love County Some routes

Love County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Love County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Major County Some routes

Major County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Major County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Marshall County Some routes

Marshall County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Marshall County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Mayes County Some routes

Mayes County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Mayes County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

McClain County Some routes

McClain County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No McClain County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

McCurtain County Some routes

McCurtain County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No McCurtain County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

McIntosh County Some routes

McIntosh County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No McIntosh County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Murray County Some routes

Murray County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Murray County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Muskogee County Some routes

Muskogee County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Muskogee County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Noble County Some routes

Noble County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Noble County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Nowata County Some routes

Nowata County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Nowata County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Okfuskee County Some routes

Okfuskee County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Okfuskee County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Oklahoma County Some routes

Oklahoma County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Oklahoma County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Okmulgee County Some routes

Okmulgee County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Okmulgee County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Osage County Some routes

Osage County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Osage County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Ottawa County Some routes

Ottawa County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Ottawa County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Pawnee County Some routes

Pawnee County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Pawnee County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Payne County Some routes

Payne County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Payne County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Pittsburg County Some routes

Pittsburg County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Pittsburg County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Pontotoc County Some routes

Pontotoc County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Pontotoc County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Pottawatomie County Some routes

Pottawatomie County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Pottawatomie County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Pushmataha County Some routes

Pushmataha County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Pushmataha County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Roger Mills County Some routes

Roger Mills County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Roger Mills County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Rogers County Some routes

Rogers County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Rogers County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Seminole County Some routes

Seminole County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Seminole County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Sequoyah County Some routes

Sequoyah County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Sequoyah County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Stephens County Some routes

Stephens County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Stephens County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Texas County Some routes

Texas County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Texas County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Tillman County Some routes

Tillman County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Tillman County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Tulsa County Some routes

Tulsa County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Tulsa County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Wagoner County Some routes

Wagoner County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Wagoner County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Washington County Some routes

Washington County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Washington County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Washita County Some routes

Washita County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Washita County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Woods County Some routes

Woods County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Woods County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Woodward County Some routes

Woodward County roads are open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle and to an all-terrain vehicle on unincorporated roads off the state highway system, and any other utility vehicle needs the commissioners' approval or a town ordinance, none of which was read. A kei truck 25 years or older is a registered light truck and drives them all but the interstates.

In town Some

County roads Some

Open to a registered street-legal utility vehicle on every county roadway but an interstate by 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5), and open to an all-terrain vehicle with a licensed driver on roadways in unincorporated areas that are not state highways, (D)(4). Any other utility vehicle needs approval of the board of county commissioners, for an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less with signs, (C)(4). No Woodward County commissioners' approval was read in this pass. 47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4), (C)(5) and (D)(4); no county approval read, read 28 October 2026

State highways Closed

Closed to OHVs.

47 O.S. 1-171.1(A): a street-legal utility vehicle has a bench or side-by-side seat, four wheels on the ground, an engine of 400 cc or more able to hold 50 mph, safety belts or harnesses for each occupant and all the equipment of sections 12-201 through 12-23247 O.S. 1-171.1(B) and 1113(A)(2): it is registered as a motor vehicle with a license plate renewed annually47 O.S. 1-171.1(C): the operator is at least 16, holds a valid Oklahoma driver license and needs no M endorsement47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(5): never on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(2): a town ordinance on utility vehicles must include necessary vehicle lighting and safety requirements47 O.S. 11-1116(C)(4): a county approval covers only an unincorporated roadway posted 25 mph or less and needs signs the board of county commissioners erectsA truck 25 years or older that fits the mini truck description is a light truck registration and follows 47 O.S. 1151.3: any roadway but an interstate and all traffic rules

Engines and EPA

Why the engine decides which truck comes in.

The same three facts hold in Oklahoma and every other state.

The 25 year truck

It comes in on age

A 25 year old kei truck in original configuration clears both agencies on age. No Registered Importer and no Independent Commercial Importer is needed.

EPA's provision asks only that the truck is in its original configuration with the same model of engine it left the factory with.

40 CFR 85.1511(f)(2)eCFR, read 28 October 2026

The newer truck

EPA asks for a certified engine

A newer kei truck comes in as nonroad equipment, permanently modified so its top speed is 25 mph or less, with its engine covered by an EPA certificate of conformity before it reaches US Customs. The governor stays for the life of the truck, and removing it is tampering, a federal offense.

Mini-trucks, importing used motor vehicles as nonroad vehiclesEPA, read 28 October 2026

Engine size

Why 30 kilowatts decides a newer truck's engine

EPA sorts nonroad gasoline engines by maximum power, not size. Every kei engine is under 1,000 cc, so an engine of 30 kW or less may certify to the small engine standards, and 30 kW is the line that decides. Today's stock kei engines are rated above it, and a speed governor does not lower an engine's maximum power.

Every kei engine family EPA has certified for mini trucks is a lower power certified configuration, between 14.46 and 29.9 kW, under part 90 or part 1054. A certified mini truck engine is that configuration, not the stock engine.

40 CFR 1054.1, the small engine ruleseCFR, read 28 October 2026Small nonroad spark ignition engine certificatesEPA, read 28 October 2026

Oklahoma, the five answers

Road, title, land, inspection and what is next.

The roadCan I drive it on the road?

A mini truck titled and registered in Oklahoma may drive the state's roadways like any other vehicle but may not travel on any highway in the interstate system.

  • Mini-trucks shall be registered under the Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration Act. 47 O.S. 1151.3(A)
  • Titled and registered mini-trucks may be operated on the roadways of this state but shall not travel upon any highway that is part of the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways. 47 O.S. 1151.3(B)
  • Operators must comply with all traffic regulations and rules of conduct for motor vehicles. 47 O.S. 1151.3(B)
  • The class: a foreign manufactured import or domestic vehicle with an engine of 1,000 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, an unladen dry weight of 3,400 pounds or less, on four or more tires, with a top speed of approximately 55 mph, a bed or compartment for hauling and an enclosed passenger cab. OAC 260:135-7-126(h); 47 O.S. 1102

47 O.S. 1151.3 (Laws 2008, SB 1998, eff. 1 November 2008; amended Laws 2022, HB 3419); 47 O.S. 1102; OAC 260:135-7-126

The road ruleoscn.net, read 28 October 2026

TitleHow do I title and register it?

Service Oklahoma titles and registers a mini truck in the same manner and under the same classification as any other light truck.

The steps

  1. Check the truck against the mini truck description, including the 1,000 cc, 67 inch and 3,400 pound limits.
  2. Gather the ownership document Service Oklahoma accepts for the purchase.
  3. Apply for title and light truck registration.

The documents

  • For a new mini truck bought on or after 1 November 2008: a properly assigned manufacturer's statement of origin and the dealer's invoice
  • For any other mini truck: a properly assigned certificate of title or manufacturer's statement of origin if available. If not, Service Oklahoma may accept a notarized bill of sale or a similar ownership instrument

Service Oklahoma

Title and registrationlaw.cornell.edu, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

LandCan I use it on a farm or private land?

Every vehicle meeting the mini truck description must be titled and registered. The rule carves out no private ground exception. A vehicle that falls outside it, such as a governed truck, can fall in Oklahoma's utility vehicle class instead.

Class. Mini truck. Utility vehicle: a vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine with seating for two or more people and a steering wheel, on four or more wheels. OAC 260:135-7-142(b)(3)

Registration. Mini truck: light truck registration. Utility vehicle: title and an off road registration decal, renewed only on transfer. OAC 260:135-7-144

Off road uselaw.cornell.edu, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

On the farm

A mini truck registers like any light truck. Oklahoma's farm truck registration covers a pickup or truck used primarily for agricultural purposes, shown by a Schedule F or an agricultural exemption permit. Whether a mini truck may take farm truck registration is not stated in the rule.

Farm uselaw.cornell.edu, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

InspectionWhat inspection or insurance applies?

Safety. No inspection requirement appears in the mini truck statute or rule read.

Emissions. None found.

Inspectionoscn.net, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

Insurance. The mini truck statute requires compliance with all motor vehicle traffic rules. Oklahoma's insurance law was not read for this file.

Insuranceoscn.net, read 28 October 2026

Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.

NextWhat is coming?

No bill or rule change for kei trucks was found in Oklahoma on 28 October 2026. We read it again before a truck goes there.

Questions

Asked about Oklahoma.

Can I drive a mini truck on the road in Oklahoma?

Yes, once it is titled and registered. It may use Oklahoma roadways under the same traffic rules as any vehicle but may not travel on any interstate highway.

Which trucks count as mini trucks?

An engine of 1,000 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, 3,400 pounds or less dry, on four or more tires, with a top speed of about 55 mph, a bed and an enclosed cab.

What paperwork does Service Oklahoma want?

An assigned title or manufacturer's statement of origin if one exists. Without either, Service Oklahoma may accept a notarized bill of sale or a similar ownership document.

Upgrades

Upgrades in Oklahoma.

Height and lift. No height or lift limit was found in the whole of Title 47. Headlamp centers must sit 22 to 54 inches high (47 O.S. 12-203). No shock, spring or strut of the suspension may be absent, disconnected or broken (47 O.S. 12-425).

Tires and fenders. A vehicle with no fenders over the rearmost wheels needs a rubber or fabric apron behind them (47 O.S. 12-405.3). A tire fails with tread under 2/32 inch in two adjacent grooves (12-405). None found on tire size, protrusion or spacers.

Lights. Up to two each of spot, front fog and auxiliary driving lamps are allowed, the last printed as mounted more than 42 inches high (47 O.S. 12-217). Four front lamps may be lit at most (12-203.1). Red or blue to the front is barred (12-227).

Modification and inspection. No inspection or notice tied to a lift or larger tires was found. The equipment chapter applies to any homemade vehicle or one built from a kit or plans (47 O.S. 12-101). A rebuilt title for a salvage vehicle follows a visual inspection (1111).

From the upgrades chapter of Mini Truck Roadbook, the 2026 to 2027 edition, with the statute after each rule.

Getting it there

Where Oklahoma's truck comes ashore.

From the nearest port where a sailing from Japan is on record. Road miles are an estimate, the straight line times 1.2, not a routed drive.

The road hub

Houston

Houston is the Gulf door. Port Houston's published schedules show no direct sailing from Japan and its Asia services call Busan and Shanghai. From the Houston docks I-10 runs east and west, I-45 north to Dallas and I-69 northeast through Humble.

about 500 road miles from Port Houston, straight line times 1.2

Nearest port with a sailing from Japan on record

Port of Savannah, Georgia Ports Authority

Savannah takes a weekly sailing from Yokohama, and I-16 and I-95 carry it into Georgia and up and down the coast.

The road. I-16 to Macon, Georgia, then I-75 to Knoxville, Tennessee, then I-40 into Oklahoma, read from the federal route log, not a routed drive.

about 1,100 road miles, straight line times 1.2

Sources

Every source read, 28 October 2026

The public record of Oklahoma as read on 28 October 2026, not legal advice. Every kei truck pays the 25 percent truck duty, the chicken tax, whatever its age.

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