Oklahoma DOT Considering Turning Highway 412 into Interstate

T.R.U.S.T.
Jun 6, 2023
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KJRH

By: Karen Larsen

June 7, 2023 GREEN COUNTRY, Okla. — The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is considering a plan to turn US Highway 412 into an interstate. The 190-mile project would span much of rural Oklahoma and run through Tulsa to the Arkansas border. A public meeting Tuesday drew citizens and public leaders concerned about the impact.

With maps and graphs, ODOT engineers laid out the current conditions of US 412, as well as plans to convert it to an official interstate.

"412 is pretty heavily traveled and growth models show it will have more travelers going forward," said TJ Gerlach, spokesman for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. "We want it to meet industry standards for safety."

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