Oklahoma City streetcar now a no-fare service

T.R.U.S.T.

Aug 13

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Progressive Railroading

8/13/2026

The Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority (COTPA) recently adopted a resolution to eliminate the fare for the OKC Streetcar and establish a zero-fare service.

The OKC Streetcar operates seven days a week in Oklahoma City across two loops with 22 stops using seven modern streetcars. The service is operated by EMBARK, which is governed by COTPA.

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