Annually updated plan approved by the Transportation Commission that encompasses critical transportation improvement projects on state and U.S. highways and interstates. Includes maps of planned projects in each of ODOT’s eight field divisions
 

Detailed strategy for preserving the state’s system of highways and bridges through investment in preventative maintenance and rehabilitation projects


 

Planned projects in the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges program annually updated in partnership with county commissioners and approved by the Transportation Commission. CIRB Plan GIS and CIRB Accomplishments.

In 2019, in accordance with House Bill 1365, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation established the Office of Mobility and Public Transit  to improve the delivery and coordination of public transit services, ensuring that resources are aligned to meet mobility needs across Oklahoma. To aid in this effort, the Oklahoma Public Transit Policy Plan was developed as a joint effort by ODOT and the Oklahoma Transit Association and completed in 2020.

The Long Range Transportation Plan will help provide a long-term vision for highways, rural public transit, waterways, state-owned rail,airport access and pedestrian and bicycle facilities. It addresses goals related to safe and secure travel, infrastructure preservation, mobility choice, connectivity and accessibility, freight and economic vitality, environmental responsibility and efficient intermodal system management and operations

ODOT has created a long-range planning document for Oklahoma’s freight and passenger rail systems, known as the Oklahoma Statewide Freight and Passenger Rail Plan.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is updating the Rail Plan to address existing and future passenger and freight rail service in Oklahoma. It reflects the latest rail project priorities and fulfills eligibility requirements for federal funding of rail projects.

ODOT has created a long-range planning document for Oklahoma’s freight and passenger rail systems, known as the Oklahoma Statewide Freight and Passenger Rail Plan.

The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is a financially constrained program which details the utilization of Oklahoma's federal and state transportation funds appropriated for regionally significant projects requiring federal action. It includes a list of priority transportation projects to be carried out in a four (4) year period. The purpose of the STIP is to educate the public on future transportation projects and to assure that federal funds are spent on projects selected from approved long range plans.