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NEW CONSTRUCTION ON THE WAY!


The Cherokee Nation and ODOT announce a partnership for an I-44 widening project. This will affect an average of 68,100 vehicles on I-44, and 14,000 vehicles on 193rd E. Ave. everyday. Click here for the full story.




The Oklahoma Department of Transportation commissioners approved more than $5.6 million for work along two major Tulsa highways. Click here for the full story.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

  • There is a major resurfacing project underway on Highway 169. The good news is, they will be doing the work at night so it won't affect the daytime drive.


  • Lots of construction goes on every night on several of our expressways.


Expected Slowdowns & Area Construction for November 25, 2008.




courtesy newson6.com

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TULSA AREA KEY TRAFFIC TIMES:



The Road Information Program, a nonprofit Washington, D.C.-based transportation research group released information about Oklahoma roads. The study showed that 37 percent of major roads in the metropolitan Tulsa area are in poor condition, costing each motorist $571 annually in extra operating expenses. Oklahoma City is in worse shape, with nearly half - 45 percent - of the major roads in the metropolitan area in poor condition and needing improvement. How should the state handle this?
Raise taxes to pay for the repairs/improvements.
Add more toll roads so that the users of each road will pay for it.
Reallocate current funds and make the necessary repairs/improvements a priority.
The study is bogus. Oklahoma roads are fine.



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Know the Lingo!

  • Dysfunction Junction...I-44 and 193rd E Ave
  • Restaurant Row...71st between Memorial & Garnett
  • IDL...Inner Dispersal Loop (The highways that go around downtown)
  • Riverside Raceway...Riverside drive from downtown to the south of Jenks
  • Twin Bridges...Bridges on Highway 169 near 46th street north, south of Owasso
  • Bermuda Triangle...The Highway 169, I-44, and Broken Arrow Expressway triangle
  • Town West...I-44/Highway 66 merge in West Tulsa
  • Magnificent Mile of Cars...Memorial between 91st and 101st
  • Beeline...Highway 75
  • Red Fork...Highway 75/I-244 south of downtown and the river bridge
  • Creek...Creek Turnpike in south Tulsa
  • Sand Springs Expressway...Highway 412 west of downtown
  • New Sapulpa Road...Highway 66 between Sapulpa and Tulsa
  • Roller Coaster Bridge...The Creek Turnpike bridge from Highway 169 into Broken Arrow
  • "S" Curves...Broken Arrow Expressway at Sheridan

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