Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-943: Motor vehicle policies - Insurers prohibited from

canceling, increasing premium rates or refusing to issue or renew

policy based on traffic charges under certain circumstances.

A. No insurance carrier who issues motor vehicle policies in

this state shall use traffic complaints, traffic citations or other

legal forms of traffic charges as a basis for cancellation of a

motor vehicle insurance policy, increasing premium rates for a motor

vehicle insurance policy or refusing to issue or renew a motor

vehicle insurance policy, where:

1. the insured was acquitted of the charge;

2. the insured was arrested and no charges were filed; or

3. the insured was arrested and the charges were dismissed.

B. The Insurance Commissioner may suspend or revoke, after

notice and hearing, the certificate of authority to transact

insurance business in this state of any insurance carrier violating

the provisions of this section or may censure the insurer or impose

a fine.