DMV & Emissions Testing Locations In Oklahoma

Oklahoma

Oklahoma Smog Check / Emissions Test

The State of Oklahoma does not have any vehicle emissions test requirements at this time. This includes safety and vehicle inspections as well as smog tests, regardless of the type or age of your vehicle.

If you know you need an Emissions test done click here to select your county and find the nearest location.

Incentives for Eco – Friendly Driving in Oklahoma

Even though there are no vehicle emissions testing requirements in Oklahoma, there are many reasons that Oklahoma vehicle owners may want to consider when maintaining their vehicles, besides the protecting the environment. For more information, contact a local DMV office from the links below to learn more about these incentives and how they can provide incentives for maintaining green driving habits.

Tax Deductions for Eco-Friendly Drivers in Oklahoma

There are some ways vehicle owners can benefit when driving an eco-friendly vehicle in the State of Oklahoma. The State of Oklahoma provides several tax incentives for eco-friendly drivers.

Oklahoma Alternative Fuel Vehicle Tax Credit: Oklahoma provides residents who either buy an alternative fuel vehicle or who convert their vehicle to use an alternative fuel a state AFV tax credit. The credit covers 45% of the incremental cost of the vehicle. The Oklahoma AFV tax credit pertains to:

Purchasing a new AFV: Only valid for new AFVs ( does not apply to electric vehicles). If the AFV’s incremental value cannot be calculated and the tax credit has not already been taken, Oklahoma residents can still apply for the tax credit equaling 10% of the AFV’s total cost ($1,500 limit).
AFV conversion: Only valid for the purchase of new equipment that has not been used previously to modify or retrofit another vehicle. The conversion equipment must comply with Oklahoma and US Government safety standards and must be installed by a certified AFV equipment mechanic

To be eligible for the AFV tax credit, Oklahoma residents can convert their vehicles to run on the following fuel types:

Compressed natural gas (CNG)
Liquefied petroleum gas (propane)
Hydrogen

Oklahoma Ethyl Alcohol Tax Exemption: The sale of ethyl alcohol in Oklahoma for the purpose of using to blend with gasoline for fuel is tax exempt. Contact the Oklahoma Tax Commission Office for details.

Oklahoma Biofuels Tax Exemption: Oklahoma residents do not pay any fuel taxes on biofuel or biodiesel made from crops grown on their property.

Oklahoma Natural Gas CNG Rebate Program: Oklahoma residents who purchase a home-fueling system or a compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicle on June 18, 2012, or after may qualify for a CNG Rebate Program of Oklahoma Natural Gas. The amount of the rebate varies and are first come, first serve:

CNG vehicles: $2,000
Dual-fuel vehicles: $2,000
Home-fueling systems: $3,000

If interested, fill out a rebate application, and find out more about the CNG Rebate Program.

AFV Federal Tax Credit: With the recent tax overhaul bill that passed at the end of 2017 in the U.S Congress, the U.S. Federal Government decided to keep its $7500 Alternative Fuel Vehicle tax deduction. Vehicle owners can receive federal tax credits for the following types of alternative vehicles:

Hybrids
Electric cars
Plug-in Hybrids
Alternative fuel vehicles
Diesel

Also, some insurance companies provide rate discounts for vehicle owners who drive “green” or “eco-friendly” vehicles and who practice environmentally – friendly driving habits. Some insurance carriers may provide as much as a 10% discount. Contact your insurance provider for further details. These discounts include:

Hybrid vehicle discounts
Alternative fuel discounts
Economy vehicle discounts
Low-mileage discounts
Pay as you drive discounts

How to Reduce Driving Emissions & Pollution

Even though Oklahoma does not require vehicle emissions testing or smog checks, there are ways that vehicle owners can protect the environment from dangerous pollutants on their own. Make sure to maintain your vehicle and keep up with regular vehicle maintenance such as oil and air filter changes.

Even though maintaining your vehicle helps, it’s not always enough. The state of Oklahoma provides the public with air pollution and ozone warnings. When the State of Oklahoma alerts residents of air quality incidents, there are several actions residents can take to protect themselves, their families, and environment:

Stay indoors when possible
Purchase an eco-friendly vehicle like hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles
Start a rideshare or carpool for work
Work remotely or from home
Adjust your thermostat up in the summer; down in the winter
Use public transportation
Ride a bike or walk more often
Refuel your vehicle during cooler times of the day
Don’t use lawn mowers and other gas-powered equipment
Avoid the use of aerosol products, oil-based paints, and solvents.
Do more with fewer trips; combine errands and schedule travel around multiple commitments

Find Smog Check Stations Near Me

Even though Oklahoma drivers are not required to pass any smog check requirements, Oklahoma-registered drivers can get a voluntary vehicle emissions test done. Check out our DMV & Emissions Testing Locations in Oklahoma pages below to find a DMV office or testing location in your area.

Auto Insurance

Getting car insurance is one of the requirements that vehicle owners need to fulfill in order to register and claim the title for their vehicles in the Department of Motor Vehicles. Vehicle insurance companies in the United States offer full auto insurance and liability coverage that protects the drivers in case of a traffic accident.