Tulsa Traffic Update: Lane Closures, Construction Delays On Oklahoma Roadways (Oct. 1, 2024)

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) have provided details on several traffic advisories for the Tulsa area and surrounding regions.

Here's what you need to know:

Ongoing Highway Closures and Construction Projects in Oklahoma

US-75 narrowed to one lane, ramp closed at 66th St. N. Tuesday

Southbound US-75 is reduced to one lane and the on-ramp at 66th St. N. is closed through 9 p.m. Tuesday for surface repairs.

US-75 (E leg IDL) on-ramp from 8th St. closed Wednesday

The northbound US-75 on-ramp from 8th St. will close from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday for ongoing bridge rehabilitation.

US-75 narrows at 7th St. daily through Friday

Northbound US-75 will have lane closures at 7th St. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Friday as part of bridge rehabilitation.

US-75 off-ramp to 7th St. closed through fall

The northbound US-75 off-ramp to 7th St. is closed through fall 2024 for bridge rehabilitation.

I-44 narrows at US-169 daily through Oct. 7

Eastbound and westbound I-44 are narrowed near US-169 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily through Monday, Oct. 7, for lighting repairs.

81st W. Ave. closed at US-412 in Sand Springs Wednesday night

81st W. Ave. will be closed at US-412 from 7 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday for ongoing bridge rehabilitation.

US-412 narrows at 81st W. Ave. through February 2025

US-412 is reduced to two lanes at 81st W. Ave. in Sand Springs through February 2025 for a bridge rehabilitation project.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Projects

I-44/Will Rogers Turnpike nightly ramp closures through Saturday

Ramp closures for cashless tolling construction will occur nightly on the Will Rogers Turnpike. Key closures include:

1. Tuesday: Westbound I-44 on-ramp from SH-266 (Verdigris) and the off-ramp to US-69 (Vinita).
2. Wednesday: Eastbound I-44 off-ramp to US-69 (Big Cabin).
3. Thursday to Saturday: Closures at Industrial Parkway and US-69, from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m.

Muskogee Turnpike narrows at US-69 through Friday

Eastbound SH-351/Muskogee Turnpike narrows to one lane at the US-69 interchange through Friday for surface repairs.

I-44/Turner Turnpike shoulder closures near Heyburn through fall

Expect shoulder closures on the I-44/Turner Turnpike near Heyburn through fall for widening to six lanes. Speed limits are reduced in the construction zone.

SH-66 closed in Wellston for up to a year

Eastbound and westbound SH-66 is closed at the I-44/Turner Turnpike bridge in Wellston for up to a year due to bridge widening.

Ongoing Highway Construction Projects

I-244 closed between I-44 and US-75; ramps affected

A pavement rehabilitation project on I-244 between I-44 and the Arkansas River bridge continues through spring 2025. Lane closures are in effect, and ramps between I-44 and US-75 are closed through September 2024 and spring 2025, respectively.

I-244 narrows near US-75 through fall

Eastbound I-244 narrows to one lane at the US-75 junction through fall for bridge rehabilitation.

Street widening on 33rd W. Ave. at I-44 through summer 2024

Street widening on 33rd W. Ave. at I-44 continues through summer 2024. Westbound Skelly Dr. is closed at 33rd W. Ave.

US-75 bridge construction at 141st St. in Glenpool through summer 2025

Northbound and southbound US-75 lanes are narrowed with reduced speeds at 141st St. in Glenpool through summer 2025 for bridge construction.

SH-97 pavement rehabilitation in Sand Springs through spring 2025

Pavement reconstruction on SH-97 from S. Main St. to W. 2nd St. in Sand Springs continues through spring 2025. Two lanes will be maintained during peak hours.

Intersection improvements at SH-51 and 91st St. in Broken Arrow

Intersection work at SH-51 and 91st St. continues through fall 2024 with reduced speed limits in place.

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Drivers are encouraged to plan ahead and seek alternative routes to avoid delays. For more information and real-time updates, visit the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s website.