Today's Oklahoman has an article, written by Ann Kelley, about the upcoming electronic system that can verify car insurance. The data system is for the Oklahoma Compulsory Insurance Verification System. The law is to take effect Jan. 1, 2009, however, testing shows that it's only accurate 60% of the time! The article goes on to state that the department hopes to have a reliable system within six months. Note that the law was passed two years ago.
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