The ODOT has announced road closures and narrowing, affecting Oklahoma commuters including I-35 and I-40, with various ramps closed and lanes narrowed, some lasting through 2025 or 2026.

Tulsa is experiencing extensive roadwork including lane reductions, ramp closures, and bridge rehabilitations on US-75, I-244, and SH-151, with projects continuing through 2026-2028, impacting daily travel.

Tulsa officials announce lane closures at Riverside Parkway and East 71st Street for ADA sidewalk improvements, advising drivers to expect traffic delays Tuesday through Friday.

Oklahoma City inaugurates a MAPS 4 pedestrian bridge and the EMBARK First Americans Museum Landing, enhancing urban connectivity and supporting the Horizons District's growth.

The Boyd Street Storm Sewer Project in Norman progresses to Phase II on September 8, closing West Boyd Street from Flood Avenue to South Lahoma Avenue.

Tulsa faces major road constriction due to infrastructure projects, impacting US-75 and other routes through 2026 with lane reductions for bridge repairs.

Ongoing road construction in Oklahoma City involves lane closures, detours, and narrowed lanes on major highways through 2025 or 2026, as outlined by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.

A $9 million safety upgrade for Edmond's dangerous Danforth Road and Kelly Avenue intersection is set to begin, aiming to improve traffic flow and pedestrian access.

Tulsa drivers face disruptions due to multiple construction projects on key roadways and ramps, with lane reductions, detours, and night-time work schedules lasting into 2028.

Oklahoma City drivers face lane closures and delays due to highway construction, affecting I-35, I-40, and other roads, with some disruptions lasting until 2026.

Ongoing construction projects throughout Tulsa are causing road and lane closures, with US-75 and I-44 being notably affected with detours and narrowed lanes, causing traffic changes slated to last until 2028 in some areas.

Tulsa is experiencing traffic disruptions due to construction on US-75 and I-244, with closures and detours in effect through 2025-2028. Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time.

Oklahoma City faces extensive highway construction projects affecting I-40, I-35, I-44, and other routes, with work continuing into 2025 and causing traffic alterations.