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Committee backs raising salvage-title threshold from 60% to 70%

Oklahoma House/Senate Joint Committee (committee hearing) · April 7, 2026
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Summary

Representative Tedford said SB 1920 raises the salvage-title threshold to 70% to align Oklahoma with neighboring states and reduce hardship for policyholders; the committee approved the measure 6–0 and recommended it to the next committee.

Representative Tedford presented Senate Bill 1920 to update salvage-title rules for vehicles. He said the bill raises the threshold for salvage titles from 60% to 70% of vehicle value, bringing Oklahoma closer to other states (cited examples: Arkansas 70, Kansas 75, Missouri 80) and helping avoid premature salvage designations that can harm policyholders. He moved the bill for passage.

The committee recorded a vote and the clerk reported '6 ayes, 0 nay.' The chair declared the bill passed and recommended it to the next committee.