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Effective November 1, 2001, the Oklahoma Legislature enacted legislation providing for the optional registration of low speed electric vehicles, within established guidelines. To be eligible, the vehicle must meet FMVSS500 safety standards, at which point they may, at the option of the owner, be titled and registered upon presentation of proper titling documentation. Oklahoma law also prohibits operation of LSVs on streets with posted speed limits above 35 mph.
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This thing will only go 25 MPH so you can forget driving it to work or to the store in OKC. Most OKC streets are 35-50 MPH.

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LOL! Is that a car or a roller skate?

LOL - that reminds me of little electric cars where I used to live in Hollister Ca - Corbin Electric cars... they would scoot ( notice I didn't say zoom?) all over town - everyone wanted one but then Corbin ended up with a huge lawsuit because of safety issues
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I think they tipped over or something!