Oklahoma leaders look to Utah transit system for future plans

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Jun 1
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KFOR by: Sydnee Batzlaff/KFOR

Jun 1, 2026

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – City leaders from Oklahoma City, Norman, and Edmond recently traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, to see firsthand how a regional transit system could work in Central Oklahoma.

The three-day trip, organized by ONE Transit, gave leaders the opportunity to experience Salt Lake City’s established transportation network.

“ONE Transit’s focus is introducing high-capacity transit to the region, high-capacity transit or modes such as commuter rail, light rail, bus rapid transit,” said Jason Ferbrache, interim executive director, ONE Transit.

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