What does ODOT stand for?

Oklahoma Department of Transportation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has set up several ways for the public to comment on the high-speed passenger rail that would connect Oklahoma City and Tulsa along the Interstate 44 corridor.

United States: ODOT Seeks Public Comments On Proposed OKC-Tulsa ...

2 million Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) grant anticipation notes (GANs), series 2007A.

Fitch Rates Oklahoma Dept. of Transp. GANs 'A+'

KDOT and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation have each pledged $125,000 to the project.

United States : KDOT submits $10M stimulus rail project

Byline: rakshali03 The Oklahoma Department of Transportation sent in a preliminary application to get funding for high-speed rail improvements.

United States: ODOT Applies for Funds to Improve High-Speed Rail

2, 1999-- Intergraph's GIS Software Solutions Used to Improve Oklahoma Transportation Standards At the recent American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) conference held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jay Adams and Tim Callahan of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) were recognized as recipients of the 1999 President's Transportation Award for Planning.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation Recognized with 1999 ...

Pieces of what we kind of refer to as the 'center section' are part of our continuing plan to have the Crosstown relocation completed in 2012, and we're on target with that," Gary Ridley, director of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, said after the meeting.

United States : $63 million approved for Crosstown Expressway

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has applied for federal funding to get the Obama backed project started.

United States: ODOT Applies For High-Speed Rail Funding

Officials with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation expect crews to begin re-paving the old Riverside as early as tomorrow and moving traffic along Riverside back to normal in about two weeks.

United States: Update on Riverside road work