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Oklahoma uses a Tort insurance system — whoever is found at fault for causing an accident has to reimburse the other parties for their material losses and, eventually, take care of their medical expenses.

Minimum Liability Requirements in Oklahoma

As of April 2026, Oklahoma requires drivers to carry minimum liability coverage of 25/50/25 — at least $25,000 in bodily injury liability per injured person, up to $50,000 per accident, and $25,000 in property damage liability.

Source: CarInsurance.com, "US State Minimum Liability Car Insurance Requirements," updated April 15, 2026.

Average Car Insurance Premiums in Oklahoma

Drivers in Oklahoma pay an average of $2,230 a year for full-coverage car insurance — 24% below the national average of $2,922 a year.

Source: Experian, "Car Insurance Average Costs by State," published September 9, 2026.

Use of cellphones when driving

There are no restrictions in Oklahoma on the use of cellphones or text-based communications. Officers are, however, allowed to pull you over if they notice you are being distracted.

Teenage driving regulations

The state of Oklahoma uses a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system, a concept meant to help teenagers drive on public roads while still minimizing high-risk situations. Two major restrictions apply to provisional permit holders:

  • they may not drive unaccompanied in the first six months; a licensed driver of legal age must be sitting in the passenger’s seat at all times;
  • after the first six months, they must only be accompanied by a licensed driver when operating a car between 11 pm and 5 am.

Penalties for driving uninsured in Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Motor Vehicle section 7-606 states that drivers who do not comply with the Compulsory Insurance Law of Oklahoma will be charged with misdemeanor. Upon conviction, you risk a fine of up to $250 or up to 30 days in prison or both. In addition, the DMV will suspend your driving privileges until all fines and reinstatement fees are paid in full and you produce proof of insurance.

AutoInsuranceQuery editorial team. Last reviewed: September 16, 2026.

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