Key Towing Laws in Oklahoma
OCC Rate Regulation (oversight moving to Dept. of Labor Nov 1, 2026)
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulates towing rates for non-consensual tows. Under HB 1753, oversight of nonconsensual towing transfers from the OCC to the Oklahoma Department of Labor effective November 1, 2026 - re-verify the regulator and rate chart after that date.
Title 47 OS
Oklahoma statutes governing vehicle towing and impoundment procedures.
Oklahoma City/Tulsa Rules
Major cities have additional local towing ordinances.
Severe Weather Provisions
Special rules during tornado and severe weather events.
Notification & Signage Requirements
Police Notification
Police notification required for non-consensual tows.
Signage Requirements
Private property owners must post towing warning signs; sign specifications are set by Oklahoma DPS rules under the nonconsensual tow authorization process. (47 O.S. 954A)
Your Rights in Oklahoma
- Right to OCC-regulated maximum rates
- Right to notification of tow location
- Right to personal property access
- Right to itemized receipt
- Right to file OCC complaints
How to File a Complaint in Oklahoma
Complaint Agency
If you believe you were unfairly towed or overcharged, file a complaint with:
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Visit WebsiteSteps to File a Complaint:
- Document everything: take photos of signage, your parking location, vehicle condition, and all receipts.
- Note the date, time, tow company name, driver name, and truck number if available.
- Contact the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to file a formal complaint.
- Consider filing in small claims court if you believe you are owed money for an illegal or improper tow.
Official Sources & Legal References
The fees and rules on this page are drawn from these primary sources - official statutes, administrative codes, and state regulator schedules. We link them so you can verify every figure yourself.
- OCC Maximum Wrecker Rates chart (Order 741981), eff. June 1, 2024
oklahoma.gov · PDF
Regulated by Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
Last reviewed by Daniel Richardson against Oklahoma's official state statutes and regulator schedules.
Towing Costs in Oklahoma
Average towing costs in Oklahoma range from $70 to $130 for a local tow.