Whether you’re commuting to work, meeting friends, running errands or just visiting, EMBARK buses have you covered with service to much of the Oklahoma City metro area.
The Heartland Flyer train service between Oklahoma City and Ft. Worth, Texas, is made up of three coach cars which feature an upper level coach section with spacious reclining seats, complete with individual reading lights and large windows.
The two biggest questions around the streetcar are “What’s the status of the system?” and “How will all this work?” Read on for answers to those, and more.
Oklahoma City will start the next decade with a new landscape as both MAPS 3-funded and private projects are completed.
With voter-approved funding from sales tax collections, the City of Oklahoma City continues to invest in infrastructure and public projects throughout the community.
Addition of Sunday bus service drew enthusiastic reviews Tuesday as the Oklahoma City Council adopted a record $1.57 billion budget for 2018-19.
The Chamber is a long-standing supporter of maintaining adequate funding for the state's transportation system, an important driver of economic development.
City Manager Jim Couch proposed that Oklahoma City add bus service on Sundays.
