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- Feb 23
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Wrong-way detection systems going up along I-35 from Cleveland Co. to Red River

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by: Katelyn Ogle

Feb 23, 2024 / 05:34 PM CST

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) said a hi-tech system, designed to protect us from wrong-way drivers, is working.

Now, they’re expanding the systems to the ever-busy I-35.

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“Wrong-way crashes in Oklahoma are not the most common type of crashes we have in Oklahoma. But when they do occur, they’re some of the most severe crashes we have,” said Bryce Boyer with ODOT.

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