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Oklahoma has made drastic improvements in reducing the number of structurally deficient bridges and now ranks fourth in the nation for favorable conditions, the head of the state’s transportation agency said Monday.
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Research from a national transportation research nonprofit shows the state has seen higher traffic fatalities in recent years. This comes as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol is urging road safety practices after responding to a series of roadway fatalities across the state last weekend.
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The state has restored the ability for individuals to obtain paper copies of vehicle titles in some cases.
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Construction is expected to wrap up on a busy stretch of Interstate 35 by the end of July.
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The passenger rail line connecting Oklahoma City to Dallas-Fort Worth has secured the funding it needs to continue operations — but only for the next year.
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Passenger rail service between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth will continue for at least another year after a Texas group agreed to chip in millions to keep the route alive, officials said Thursday.
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Passenger rail service between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth is expected to end on or before Oct. 1, transportation officials said Thursday.
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The fate of passenger rail service between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth is on shaky ground after the Texas Legislature declined to fund that state’s portion.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority held a meeting in Norman Tuesday night at the Countdown Event Center to gather input on where the South Extension turnpike route might be located.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is hosting two public meetings next week on the future south extension turnpike.
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A passenger rail route connecting Fort Worth and Oklahoma City could lose its daily service by June after Texas lawmakers stripped funding for the Heartland Flyer from the state's upcoming budget.
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A bridge spanning the dam at Fort Gibson Lake in Eastern Oklahoma is closed indefinitely due to unsafe conditions.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority announced the proposed turnpike extension in Cleveland County will be moved.
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A Senate panel on Monday passed a bill that would put additional restrictions on the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority before it builds or modifies toll roads.