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[ About Oklahoma Roads ]

Oklahoma is the Crossroads of America. Unfortunately we rank near the top nationally in deficient bridges and more 25% of our state highways need critical repairs. The Crossroads are crumbling.

A cornerstone of good state government is providing safe and adequate transportation. In Oklahoma, we have achieved solid progress since 2006 by increasing state funds for transportation by over $700 million, however the state still has over $10 billion in backlogged repairs needed to rehabilitate our transportation infrastructure.

Without better roads and bridges, Oklahoma’s commerce and economic development will be stifled. There will be limited access in rural communities to emergency responders, an increased loss of life and a poor state image. Additionally, we will saddle future generations with an ever-growing tax burden to fund repairs that grow more costly the longer we delay.

To change this TRUST was formed in 2005 to improve Oklahoma’s roads and bridges through legislative and grassroots advocacy, education and public relations campaigns. We are united toward one objective - to create a permanent paradigm shift in Oklahoma state government that holds transportation as the leading priority. Learn about our plan to restore Oklahoma with TRUST.

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Governor Fallin’s
Bridge Improvement & Turnpike Modernization Plan.

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[ News ]

  • Obama call to use war savings on roads may fail in congress

    January 26, 2012, 7:39 AM EST Bloomberg Buisnessweek By Carol Wolf (Updates with House committee proposal in 13th paragraph.) Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama’s call to rebuild U.S. infrastructure with money saved by bringing troops home may not resolve Congress’s struggles to set aside more money for roads and bridges, two analysts said.

  • Transportation bill heats up again in congress

    Thursday, January 26, 2012  DC.Streetsblog.org by Ben Goldman There’s been plenty of buzz over the last few days surrounding Congress’s efforts to pass a multi-year transportation bill. When Congress adjourned last month, the Senate had made significant progress on a two-year bill. In the House, Rep.

  • Oklahoma House would rather voters decide bond issue (EDITORIAL)

    NewsOK Published: January 26, 2012 Such is the political and fiscal climate at the state Capitol among Republicans in the House of Representatives that even the idea of members approving a bond issue to pay for repairs to the building is a bridge too far. Members recognize the need to make those repairs, estimated at $140 million — every day, they walk past areas that are cordoned off to keep visitors from perhaps being struck by falling debris. They just aren't going to approve a general obliga...

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