Oklahoma driving record fee now highest in nation
A budget plan to more than double the price of driving records gives Oklahoma a new distinction: it now charges more than any other state.
With the passage of Senate Bill 1556, motor vehicle records will cost $25, up from $10. An additional fee of $2.50 remains for online sales by NIC Inc. , the company that operates the state's website. The online charge was not raised.
The bill now goes to Gov. Brad Henry , ...
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