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OTA Traffic Advisory 10-26-2026

Monday, October 26, 2026

The projects below are weather permitting:  

I-44/Will Rogers Turnpike ramps close at SH-20 Claremore Monday night

The following ramp closures are scheduled for Monday night at SH-20 in Claremore (mm 255) for resurfacing:

  • Westbound I-44/Will Rogers Turnpike on-ramp from SH-20 in Claremore will be closed from 7 p.m. Monday to 7 a.m. Tuesday. Detour is Flint Rd. at mm 252 or SH-28 at Adair at mm 269.
  • Eastbound I-44/Will Rogers Turnpike off-ramp to SH-20 in Claremore will be closed from 9 p.m. Monday to 7 a.m. Tuesday. Detour is SH-28 (mm 269) at Adair or Flint Rd. (mm 252) to SH-66.

SH-364/Creek Turnpike narrows at US-412 through Friday

Westbound SH-346/Creek Turnpike (runs south) will be narrowed to one lane just south of the US-412 interchange through Friday afternoon for cable barrier installation.

Portland Ave. closes at N.W. 24th St. in Newcastle; speed limit reduced on I-44 frontage roads 

Northbound and southbound Portland Ave. is closed between N.W. 24th St. and N.E. 34th St. in Newcastle through late 2027 for bridge construction related to the new Toby Keith Expressway interchange at I-44/US-62 and SH-37.

Additionally, the northeast and southeast I-44 frontage roads will have reduced speed limits between N.E. 24th St. and N.E. 34th St. through late 2027. Watch for workers in the area as work has started in portions of the right-of-way along the frontage roads.

I-344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike intermittent lane shifts through spring 2027

I-344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike will be widened to six lanes between W. Wilshire Blvd. (mm 116) to half a mile north of N.W. 122nd St. (mm 120). Traffic will be shifted and have a narrowed lane width, but the turnpike will remain open to two lanes in each direction. Northwest and southeast SH-3/N.W. Expressway will be narrowed between County Line Rd. and Morgan Rd. through late spring 2027 for bridge work above the highway.

I-344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike narrows at Council Rd. through 2026

The following lane closures will impact traffic on the I-344/John Kilpatrick Turnpike at Council Rd.:

  • Eastbound John Kilpatrick Turnpike will have narrowed lane widths, and the lanes will slightly shift at Council Rd. through fall 2026.
  • Eastbound Memorial Rd. will be narrowed to one lane between Council Rd. and Rockwell Ave. through 2026 for construction of the new lane and the new on-ramp to John Kilpatrick Turnpike. 
  • Northbound and southbound Council Rd. lanes will be narrowed and shifted between just north of westbound Memorial Rd. and just south of eastbound Memorial Rd. through 2026 for the construction of protected turnaround lanes.

I-44/Turner Turnpike bridge reconstruction at Arcadia Lake

I-44/Turner Turnpike bridge reconstruction at mm 136 between I-35 and Midwest Boulevard will replace the existing twin bridges with a single bridge built for the turnpike's future six lanes. Two lanes of traffic in each direction will be open during construction, but motorists can expect lane shifts throughout the project through spring 2027. 

US-312/Cimarron Turnpike Spur narrowed for bridge rehab through fall 2026

This project rehabilitates the US-312/Cimarron Turnpike Spur bridge over US-177 (mm 19-20) near Stillwater. Motorists are reminded to stay alert in the work zone and to expect shifted lanes through fall 2026. 

SH-364/Creek Turnpike traffic shifts to new Haikey Creek bridge; 96th St. ramp remains closed

Eastbound and westbound SH-364/Creek Turnpike traffic is shifted onto the new Haikey Creek bridge and will be reduced to one lane between US-64 and E. 111th St. (mm 14-15) in Broken Arrow.

The eastbound SH-364/Creek Turnpike on-ramp from 96th St. is closed through fall 2026 to safely facilitate construction. Motorists should expect delays in the area through summer 2027.

SH-364/Creek Turnpike shoulder narrows near Broken Arrow

SH-364/Creek Turnpike westbound shoulder to close near Broken Arrow between Aspen Avenue and Elm Place (mm 18) for retaining wall repairs along the Liberty Trail. This project is estimated to be completed in mid-December 2026.

SH-351/Muskogee Turnpike narrows between SH-165 and I-40 for shoulder reconstruction

SH-351/Muskogee Turnpike traffic has been shifted to head-to-head traffic in the southbound lanes between SH-165 (mm 37) near Muskogee and I-40 (mm 56) near Webbers Falls while construction takes place in the northbound lanes; at the beginning of September, construction will shift to the southbound lanes and traffic will transfer to the northbound lanes. Closures will take place in 5-mile segments, and work is expected to be completed by fall 2026. This project is for shoulder reconstruction, which includes milling and overlaying the existing asphalt shoulder and reconstructing the guardrail.

I-44/H.E. Bailey Turnpike narrows between Walters and Geronimo for pavement reconstruction

I-44/H.E. Bailey Turnpike between US-277/SH-5 near Walters and SH-36 near Geronimo (mm 20-30) will remain narrowed for pavement reconstruction. Northbound traffic will be shifted from the shoulder to the inside southbound lane, while southbound traffic will remain shifted to the outside shoulder

SH-375/Indian Nation Turnpike is narrowed to one lane near SH-63 and Blanco

Northbound and southbound SH-375/Indian Nation Turnpike will be narrowed to one lane in each direction at SH-63 near Blanco (mm 55) for the construction of a new interchange. Additionally, SH-63 is narrowed to one lane. Temporary signals are being utilized in the work zone. This project is estimated to be completed in early 2027.

Ragan Rd. narrows at SH-375/Indian Nation Turnpike for interchange improvement through 2026

Northbound and southbound SH-375/Indian Nation Turnpike is narrowed to one lane in each direction near Indianola (mm 81-82) while new ramps are under construction. Additionally, Ragan Rd. is reduced to one lane in both directions. This nearly $5 million project reconstructs the existing half-diamond interchange to a full-diamond interchange. Work is expected to be completed in late 2026.

Last Modified on Oct 26, 2026
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