Oklahoma's turnpike tolls have increased, affecting frequent drivers with an average hike of $0.01 per mile for PIKEPASS users and $0.07 for others to fund the state's infrastructure plan.

Construction begins Jan 6, 2025, in downtown for the Broadway-Downtown ADA/Traffic Signal Improvement Project, causing lane closures and traffic adjustments.

Oklahoma City invites public feedback on its draft Vision Zero Action Plan to improve road safety, aiming to eliminate traffic-related deaths and severe injuries. Public input on the plan is open until January 8, 2025.

Oklahoma and Kansas plan to restore a passenger rail service with a cost of $311 million, possibly extending the Heartland Flyer route for improved transportation and economic opportunities.

Frederick Douglass Avenue near the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center in Oklahoma City will be closed for construction, affecting traffic but not access to nearby facilities.

The City of Enid has announced a road closure on North 10th Street for concrete repairs from December 4th to January 17th, urging drivers to follow detour signs.

An overturned semi-truck on I-35 near Norman, Oklahoma led to the closure of northbound lanes, with no reported injuries. Cleanup caused traffic disruptions, which were resolved once lanes reopened.

Oklahoma City unveils new Route 66 signage celebrating the iconic highway's centennial, with Mayor Holt emphasizing the city's historical connection and economic benefits of the initiative.

Stubbeman Avenue in Norman will be partially closed on December 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for crane operations at a local business, with suggested caution and planning for traffic delays.

All 12 Oklahoma turnpikes have transitioned to cashless tolling, reducing toll plaza accidents and improving travel efficiency, especially during high-traffic periods like Thanksgiving.

The westbound lanes of I-40 in Oklahoma City reopened after a multi-vehicle crash caused delays. Traffic was diverted to I-240, with the incident involving at least 16 vehicles.

Poor weather and an accident caused significant travel disruptions on Oklahoma City's I-35, with a jackknifed semi and flooding narrowing lanes and causing delays.

Oklahoma City receives a $975,000 federal grant for planning transit-oriented development along Classen Boulevard, aiming to improve housing, pedestrian, and bike access along the RAPID NW line.