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Public transport vital for regional growth |
 The Tulsa region, including Sand Springs and other suburbs, has a laughable public transportation system right now. A handful of buses run through town. Getting from one place to another in the Tulsa area is a hassle without a car. |
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Tulsa Regional Transit Plan Advances |
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After months of planning and public input, the first ever Tulsa Regional Transit Plan is ready. INCOG board members adopted the "Fast Forward" proposal, and now city leaders will have to get on board to fully implement it. |
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Tulsa World: Support for transit choices in Tulsa area; 9/8/2011 |
Some residents living in the Tulsa area are isolated in their own neighborhoods because they don't have reliable transportation to get to jobs, groceries, health care centers and recreation facilities. In a city as dispersed as Tulsa, not having a car makes it a challenge to get where you need to be in a timely manner, despite Tulsa Transit's efforts to deliver with shrinking funding.
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TulsaToday.com: Transportation Board public meetings set - 7-30-11 |
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The Tulsa Transportation Advisory Board will hold five public meetings through the end of the year. Each will feature a presentation by James Wagner, Senior Transportation Planner at the Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG) regarding the recently completed Fast Forward Regional Transit System Plan. City staff will give reports on public works and finance. Also on the agenda is discussion of long term plans for a rail system in the Tulsa area. |
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