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Tulsa's transit system unveiled its rebranding to the public at a ceremony.
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An Oklahoma-based railway is forbidden to operate any trains until it complies with federal safety standards. The Federal Railroad Administration says the company, Blackwell Northern Gateway Railroad, has committed “gross negligence and willful failures” to meet basic safety and training requirements.
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The system has been known as Tulsa Transit since the 80s. Transit officials say it's time for a fresh coat of paint.
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All aboard the gravy train. A proposed Amtrak route connecting Oklahoma City to central Kansas by train has been selected to receive federal funding.
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Tulsa Transit is considering six zones across Tulsa, Jenks and Broken Arrow where it might test out microtransit service to get riders to bus lines.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority intends to put together a 15-year, $5 billion plan for improving the state’s toll roads.
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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act included a five-year highway funding reauthorization, not $5 billion more for transportation in Oklahoma.
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The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is in the middle of a process to consolidate some of the functions it shares with the state turnpike authority…
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A state commission gave the green light on Monday to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s new $7.7 billion, eight-year construction plan.The plan…
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Turnpike authority sees nearly half a million PlatePay transactions in 1st month of cashless tollingThe Oklahoma Turnpike Authority reported nearly half a million transactions during its first full month using a cash-free tolling system.The roughly…