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Oklahoma Highway Safety Office / Mobilizations

MOBILIZATION HOME
 

The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office promotes a number of traffic safety mobilizations each year with the goal of decreasing the number and severity of traffic crashes on our streets and highways. The following Mobilizations have been scheduled for 2010:

Name Dates Materials Emphasis area
Click It or Ticket Day and Night May 21 - June 3, 2012 Enforcement and Media Kit Occupant Protection
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over August 17 - Sept 3, 2012
(Intent to participate sign ups begin July 21 through August 16, 2012)
Enforcement and Media Kit Alcohol/drug Impaired Driving

 

To login to the reporting system for Law Enforcement, click here or on the Mobilization Reporting System link on the left navigation bar.

Need a short demo on how to register for Mobilization Reporting?  Click HERE (PDF).


 

2012 Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over

Activity Summary

 
Participating agencies 242
City/Town Police
172
County Sheriffs
33
Highway Patrol Troops
22
Campus Police
6
Tribal Police
6
Military Police
3
   
Checkpoints held 108
Hours of enforcement 51,474
Seat belt violations 4,188
Child seat violations 366
DUI arrests 1,081
Felony arrests 469
Stolen vehicles recovered 52
Fugitives apprehended 510
Suspended DL license 1,642
No insurance violations 3,668
Speeding violations 12,169
Reckless driving violations 180
Drug arrests 622
Other type violations 17,062
   
Press conferences 39
Television news stories 43
Radio news stories 33
Print news stories 153

Congratulations to the six incentive awards winners:

  • Elk City Police Department
  • Fort Cobb Police Department
  • Hollis Police Department
  • Lone Grove Police Department
  • Maysville Police Department
  • Sayre Police Department

 

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A: Click the "lost password" link just below the sign in button. You will receive an email that has your login ID and directions to create a new password (you will need to know your security question answers also).
Q: My login name and/or password are not working. What do I do?
A: First, both the login name and password are case sensitive, so check your spelling and try to log in again. If that does not work, then try the "lost password" button and change your password. If you still encounter problems, then call the OK.gov help desk at (405)524-3468 ext 121 or the Highway Safety Office.
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A: This will require that you contact either the Ok.gov help desk at (405)524-3468 ext 121 or the Highway Safety Office to obtain a new login name and password.
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