Showing posts with label Transportation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transportation. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2007

Oklahoma Byways Program

A recent Oklahoman article raised an interesting topic: Oklahoma's byways, including Route 66. The article read as follows:


"I have recently enjoyed reading the Route 66 stories in The Oklahoman. What a great way to tell Oklahoma's unique story. The Oklahoma Byways Program is working in partnership with communities to preserve the collective experiences of our treasured Route 66 road. Communities across Oklahoma are working diligently to determine how to capture the best of the past and apply it toward a better tomorrow. This is the challenge."


To read the rest of the article, click here: http://newsok.com/article/3103170.

Monday, August 6, 2007

Oklahoma's Bridges

Bridge safety in Oklahoma has been a primary concern for years. But in the face of the recent tragedy in Minnesota, Oklahoma's bridges are now of paramount importance. What must we do to prevent such a disaster? We want to know your ideas to keep Oklahoma's bridges safe!


To read more on the topic, visit http://newsok.com/article/3099429.

Friday, August 3, 2007

Vehicle Inspection Stickers

Several ideas that have been recently submitted have called for us to bring back vehicle inspections and inspection stickers. They feel it will help cutdown on pollution and improve the quality of vehicles driving on our roads. Others opposed to it think it's just another sign of a big, intrusive government. 100 Ideas wants to know what you think.

Go to our website, 100ideasok.org, to submit your ideas and comment on others like these.

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Transportation ideas from Edmond IdeaRaiser

Since today is the first day of summer and many of you will be traveling across America's highways on vacation with family and friends, here are two transportation ideas from the recent IdeaRaiser in Edmond to consider and comment on.

One idea is to coordinate pike pass with other states that have toll roads. For example, pike pass would work on turnpikes in Oklahoma and Kansas, etc.

Another idea is to have continued driver's education and testing online over recurring intervals, such as every 5 years.