Nearly 350 name submissions and more than 400 public votes helped select 35 winning names for ODOT and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority snowplows. Oklahoma students chose the names, and they will appear on the state’s online snowplow tracker this winter.
District 1
- The Fast and the Flurrious — Raleigh, 5th Grade
- Ice N Dice — Boston, 5th Grade
- Snowdapop — Alex, 8th Grade
District 2
- The Snowlar Express — Karsyn, 5th Grade
- Not My First Snowdeo — Cole, 5th Grade
- Snow Worries — Mavrick, 5th Grade
District 3
- Snow Mercy — Brystol, 5th Grade
- Shoulda Been A Plowboy — Keedyn, 8th Grade
- Boomer Sooner Scooper — Lauryn, 4th Grade
District 4
- Snowloff — Jozey, 2nd Grade
- Cowboy Plowboy — Sterling, 6th Grade
- Hon Snowlo — Zane, 7th Grade
District 5
- Oklasnowma — Emma, 6th Grade
- Okie Snowkie — Finlee, 4th Grade
- Slushy — Kaidence, 6th Grade
District 6
- What In Plownation — John, 8th Grade
- The Plowfather — Michael, 6th Grade
- Oklahomus Prime — Leo, Kindergarten
District 7
- Betty Scoop — Kennedy, 5th Grade
- Snowlene — Ella, 5th Grade
- Snow Way Not Today — Raylie, 5th Grade
District 8
- Dolly Plowton — Lakyn, 5th Grade
- Workin Snowvertime — Cameron, 9th Grade
- Route Sixty Slick — Maggie, 3rd Grade
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Winners
- Snowkey Pokey (Turner Turnpike) — Bennett, 1st Grade
- Dolly Parting the Way (John Kilpatrick Turnpike) — Devi, 4th Grade, second-time winner
- Frosty McClean (Cimarron Turnpike) — Olivia, 3rd Grade
- Kickasnow (Kickapoo Turnpike) — London, 3rd Grade
- O Snowlahoma (H.E. Bailey Turnpike) — Curtis, 3rd Grade
- Don’t Flurry Be Happy (Will Rogers Turnpike) — Gavin, 2nd Grade
- The Plower Ranger (Creek Turnpike) — Cooper, Pre-Kindergarten
- Parry the Snowplow (Muskogee Turnpike) — Levon, 6th Grade
- The Snowminator (Indian Nation Turnpike) — Amberlie, 5th Grade
- Spongebob Snowpants (Chickasaw Turnpike) — Brylan, 6th Grade
- Ice Cold Chili Plowers (Cherokee Turnpike) — Allie, 12th Grade
ODOT thanks all the students, teachers and families who participated and encourages everyone to visit OKSnowPlows.org during winter weather events to follow these newly named plows in action.
For more information about the contest, visit OkTraffic.org or email oktraffic@odot.org.
