On Tuesday, June 16, 2020, the Uninsured Vehicle Enforcement Diversion (UVED) Program, a division of the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, announced enrollment numbers in excess of 20,000 citizens.

This first-of-its-kind program utilizes diversion to reduce uninsured driving on Oklahoma roadways. Where State records indicate a lack of vehicle insurance, Oklahoma citizens receive notice from the UVED Program. Citizens with active coverage may contact their insurance carriers to reconcile discrepancies quickly. Citizens without active coverage are invited to participate in the Program by acquiring insurance and paying a fee, in exchange for the matter’s remaining outside the Court system.

Where other extenuating circumstances exist, citizens are encouraged to contact the UVED Program by email or phone. “Registration delays often cause Oklahomans to receive UVED notices,” explained Amanda Arnall Couch, UVED Program Director.