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Speed Traps OK in OK?

By: Lisa Brence
Updated: February 29, 2008
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Speed traps may not be a thing of the past in the Sooner State. A new law has overruled Oklahomas anti-speed trap law, by exempting state highways from the speed trap definition, and making it no longer mandatory to investigate speed trap complaints. This means Oklahoma police can head back out on the highway, and go back to writing tickets.

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