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Safety measures include a reduction of the speed limit on Monroe Street from McElroy Road to Hall of Fame Avenue from 30 to 20 mph, and a four-way stop was added at the intersection of Scott Avenue and Monroe Street.
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The Oklahoma Senate has passed a bill that would streamline and standardize the registration process for used cars.
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Oklahoma State University has a new Pedestrian Safety Task Force in response to recent collisions resulting in injuries and one fatality.
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The number of pedestrians killed on U.S. roads declined by 4% in the first half of last year, according to preliminary estimates. But pedestrian fatality numbers are still far above their 2019 levels.
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An Oklahoma-based railway is forbidden to operate any trains until it complies with federal safety standards. The Federal Railroad Administration says the company, Blackwell Northern Gateway Railroad, has committed “gross negligence and willful failures” to meet basic safety and training requirements.
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Text to 911 services have been introduced in Tulsa and surrounding counties.
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The Federal Highway Administration tells states to watch out for word play that can confuse drivers.
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Oklahoma voters in 18 counties went to the polls for the first time in 2024 Tuesday. Across the state, they had a total of 24 propositions to decide on.
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Voters in 18 Oklahoma counties will head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of technology center expansions, police and fire department budgets and more.
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Homicides last year were the lowest they’ve been in Tulsa in recent history.