Oklahoma’s “No Tolerance” signs remind drivers that posted speed limits are absolute. These signs reinforce the state’s strict approach to speeding enforcement and traffic safety. Legally, exceeding the speed limit by even one mile per hour is a violation. Law enforcement officers still use discretion in issuing citations for minor infractions. Drivers should treat posted speeds as the actual limit to avoid penalties.
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Why Oklahoma speed-limit signs say “No tolerance,” and what it really means for drivers
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