The Senate gave its approval to a bill that would allow the suspension of an individual’s commercial driver’s license if convicted of a felony of human trafficking while operating a commercial vehicle.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - The Senate gave its approval to a bill that would allow the suspension of an individual’s commercial driver’s license if convicted of a felony of human trafficking while operating a commercial vehicle.
Senate Bill 1116, authored by Senator Julie Daniels, R-District 29, passed unanimously on the Senate floor on Monday, March 7.
“This bill is a request from the Department of Public Safety. It brings us into compliance with federal regulations by adding an offense for which one must be disqualified for life for operation of a commercial vehicle, and that is for the conviction of human trafficking while operating a commercial motor vehicle,” said Sen. Daniels.
SB1116 will now move to the House for consideration.
