Legislator proposes bill to refine Oklahoma DUI law for marijuana users

OG article by Josh Kelly

January 20, 2026

An Oklahoma legislator has proposed HB 3018 to address an oversight in the state's DUI laws related to marijuana impairment. The bill aims to correct or clarify how marijuana is handled in driving-under-the-influence statutes, likely refining testing, thresholds, or penalties to better align with current cannabis regulations. This comes amid ongoing debates over impaired driving standards in states with legal marijuana. Details on specific changes, sponsorship, or legislative progress are limited without full access, but it reflects efforts to update outdated or incomplete DUI provisions for public safety. Further information would require direct access to the article or related legislative tracking.