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Woodson, TX · Traffic & Transit
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A Gas Station in Oklahoma that Became a Longtime Fixture on Route 66
US Route 66 (US 66), known far and wide today as simply Route 66, was one of the original routes of the United States Numbered Highway System to be approved by the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO) in 1926 and formally authorized and announced by the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads early the following year. One of the states through which Route 66 originally coursed was Oklahoma, and a still-intact structure along that section of the route has become emblematic of the now-iconic highway.
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OTA provides update on Access Oklahoma turnpike plan
sapulpatimes.com
Gilcrease Interchange Dedicated to Guy L. Berry III
At a ceremony overlooking the completed U.S. 412 and Gilcrease Expressway interchange, Oklahoma transportation chief Tim Gatz hailed Guy L. Berry III as a visionary who “did the impossible” in closing critical gaps in the state’s highway system. Gatz said the newly dedicated interchange stands as a testament to Berry’s decades of work improving infrastructure for Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Tulsa and communities across Oklahoma.
lawtondailynews.com
NE Rogers Lane reopens after drainage repairs completed between NE Tortoise and NE Village Drive in Lawton
Lawton, OK – NE Rogers Lane has reopened to traffic following the completion of drainage repairs, according to the City of Lawton. City officials announced that the section of NE Rogers Lane between NE Tortoise and NE Village Drive reopened at approximately 11:45 a.m. on Friday, July 10, after crews completed work on the drainage repair project.