OkFacesOfTransit.com showcases the vast need for public transit across the state of Oklahoma.
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Public transit is a fundamental part of the overall transportation system in Oklahoma, critical to those in both urban and rural areas. It connects people to jobs, healthcare, education, shopping, recreation, and services. For people who cannot drive, public transit provides critical mobility and access. For others, public transit provides options: it may be more reliable, more efficient, safer, or more affordable than driving alone.
This is Tara Brown. She needs public transit to go to work and social activities, because she is blind.
This is Roger Bartlett. He needs public transit to go to the doctor and for a better quality of life.
This is Richard Lloyd. He needs public transit to go to the doctor, to the grocery store, and for a better quality of life.
This is Mary Massad. She needs public transit to go to the doctor and visit with her children.
This is Glenda Yancey. She needs public transit to go shopping, pay her bills and get her hair done.
This is Diana Butler. She needs public transit to go shopping, to physical therapy, and for a better quality of life.
This is Mary Trammell. She needs public transit to go to the doctor, to go shopping and for a better quality of life.
This is Mike Monahan. He needs public transit to go to church, to work, and to the doctor.
This is Lora Williams. She and her family needs public transit for work, shopping, and medical appointments.