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Grading Oklahoma: Our state's roads aren't the worst in the nation, but they're 40th in safety

The Oklahoman

By Todd Pendleton

August 24, 2021

Grading Oklahoma is a weekly look at how we stack up on a national scale. Each week The Oklahoman features a different subject area to illustrate and examine on a closer level.

This week we take a look at Oklahoma's roadways. While the state struggles in some metrics, it has seen a drastic improvement in its bridge infrastructure since 2004.

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Grading Oklahoma: Our state's roads aren't the worst in the nation, but they're 40th in safety

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