OKLAHOMA CALLS FOR PUBLIC SUPPORT ON "WEAR ORANGE DAY" TO PROMOTE WORK ZONE SAFETY AWARENESS

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Apr 13
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Hoodline

By Tara Aguilar April 14, 20245

As the national conversation turns to infrastructure and the safety of those who toil away to maintain our roads, bridges, and more, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is making a plea to the public.

Tomorrow, April 15, marks "Wear Orange Day," an initiative aimed at boosting awareness around work zone safety.

In a social media call-to-action, Oklahomans are being encouraged to don the vibrant hue as part of the #MakeOklahomaSafe campaign—a visual shout-out to construction workers who risk their lives every day.

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