Four years later and I'm back on the Turner Turnpike, and while things have improved, they haven't…read moreimproved much. They still don't have compatibility with the NC Quick Pass and back in May of 2024, they removed the human toll takers. No more cash and they now bill by plate which ends up being twice as much as if you had a transponder. A month after my trip, the bill for $10.50 arrived. It would have been $5.40 with a PIKEPASS. I'm not sure if they'll still extort out of state residents the same if when they eventually add compatibility with the North Carolina system. $10.50 for 86 miles works out at 12 cents per mile. Ad yes, that's a lot but middle of the road (pun intended). Asking the internet for comparisons... the Kansas Turnpike is generally 6 to 9 cents per mile. Ohio is 6 to 9. Indiana's stretch of I-90 is 10 to 12 cents per mile. The Illinois Tollway is 15 to 30 cents per mile but Illinois shouldn't be the example - those folks are "scorched earth." The most expensive are the crazies at the Pennsylvania Turnpike who run at 25 to 35 cents per mile. Would I drive it again? Yes. Will I moan about how much it costs? Also yes. [Review 390 of 2026 - 171 in Oklahoma - 25574 overall]

Oklahoma's ineptitude at the Oklahoma Turnpike, Authority is dumbfounding. Despite having a toll…read moretag for my current vehicle vehicle vehicle going back to at or near the date of purchase, found myself owing an $80 collection fee and $140 in mystery tolls over a two-year period from 2021 to 2023. Despite receiving a regular bill and staying in good standing on tolls that align with my travel. First excuse was it was related to the tribal tag, second excuse was well you had a different transponder when your windshield was replaced, finally you did not have an updated address, despite having the current address associated with the vehicle on my drivers license, and updating it at the toll agency when I relocated from Missouri to Oklahoma. While the customer service was friendly, the outcome is the same. I've been screwed out of $220 due to the ineptitude of the agency..

2 minutes ago…read more Understaffed. Horrid attitudes.. Long, Long wait time, I'm talking 3 to 4 hr wait time if you "Don't pay" for an appointment. Then they give u a hard time for bringing in bottled water. PEOPLE have needs.The taxpayers are being disgraced..all BECAUSE of bs bureaucracy. This is Horse song. Absofing ridiculous. Sad sad sad. And politicians DON'T care..obviously. so much for MAGA.

OMG. Horrific experience. They are very rude and condescending. We didn't have a paid…read moreappointment. We waited for 4 hours and were turned away....gleefully, I might add. The larger man with a beard was so patronizing as he announced that they were now closed. There were two elderly people who had waited longer than us. They had to leave and return the next day, as did we. So the next morning, the horrible attitude started all over again. Please...for the love...get them some windows in their stale windowless hovel or fire them. City of Edmond...this is on you.

Was an absolute breeze to early vote here for 2022 election. I went on a Thursday after work,…read moreprobably showed up around 5:20pm. First, I ended up at the back entrance where a super friendly guy was stationed to tell me to turn around because this was reserved as the exit for drive thru voting. Was stressful going down Lincoln to get in the correct way with cars flying past me who were not trying to vote! But I made it never the less, and was able to park easily, wait in zero line to get in, and painlessly did the thing! It was well staffed, and everyone was so friendly and helpful. How could voting be a positive enjoyable experience?!? I don't know, but it was here! Relieved my stress about waiting for hours on election day. Highly recommend Also, mailed my voter registration here after moving to Oklahoma county in June, and it took a while to get my card back to me, but it did eventually get to me! I had debated handing it in in person, but luckily it all went fine through the mail.

I love the convenience of voting early. I count it a privilege to vote. It took 90 minutes but the…read moreprocess went smoothly. Of course everyone was aware of COVID-19 measures to keep safe but all parties were polite, patient and standing at safe distances. It was cold and windy but so worth it. I think about all those that couldn't vote, as if they didn't matter or deserve a voice. I proudly and prayerfully casted my vote today. I literally had to park in a different location and walk to the voting location because the traffic was horrible. Honestly most of the cars in the long line had handicapped plats and blocked others from entering parking lot. I waited patiently to park but it was impossible... in the future they need a better system for people voting from their car. Overall I was pleased at the process. I am hopeful for a change but even if it remains the same. I will survive, my faith, family and friends will sustain me. Go vote!! Attempt to make a difference, it matters, you matter!!

I stopped by to see if there was a museum or a way to buy a OHP coin, but no luck! Kudos to all of…read moreyou at OKHP! (It's also right next door to the 45th ID Museum - a must visit)

My husband was in an accident & the fact that they didn't ask for a statement from him or me on…read morewhat happened is absurd! They made a post & just put together whatever they wanted instead of getting actual facts! My husband could have died that day & all they care about is what story will sound best for them!

The Oklahoma Judicial Center in Oklahoma City impresses with its modern architecture and historical…read moresignificance. Housed in a renovated 1930s building with a sleek 2011 annex, it serves as the hub for Oklahoma's appellate courts and the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Visitors appreciate the public access to oral arguments and the well-maintained state law library, ideal for legal research. The staff is professional, and the facility is clean and accessible, located conveniently near the State Capitol at 2100 N. Lincoln Blvd. A solid spot for those interested in observing the judicial process. It was closed today because of the holiday.

The Oklahoma Bar Association is the mandatory association for attorneys in the state of Oklahoma…read more Right now I am sitting her attending a CLE put on by a group sponsored by the OBA (Solo and Law Firm group). The building is comfortable. There are several meeting rooms.

I miss the old location up on north Lincoln; it's true…read more The new party headquarters are much closer to me now, though, so that's a good thing.

I love being a democrat it's tough in Oklahoma you can be sure but it is a lot easier with a…read morewonderful state party headquarters location. I have been to this location several times and I spend time here volunteering because I really believe in the good work they do here. I am not an employee of this office nor do I have any stake in it other than being a concerned citizen wanting to help make a difference by being a pair of boots on the ground. I am really impressed by the professionalism and drive of their staff and look forward to continuing to help as much as possible to them. The office is beautiful and the staff is amazing.

My friend won tickets to a fundraiser for a deadcenter film festival (valued at $100 a ticket) and…read moreinvited me. Score! The Governor's Mansion is in the south side of 23rd and is hidden. As you walk up you see the mansion and it's lovely. As I walked up to the area where the pool was I realized it was in the shape of the state, down to and including the panhandle. Too cool! The cocktail party was fun, with oldies but goldies rocking. I wonder is the governor is home or here or? Because it was a film festival the clothing was a total mishmash. It was suppose to be cruise-themed but I wore a black sleeveless dress with an adorable scarf. I saw shorts, cruise clothes, capris, business casual, cocktail dresses, etc. They were serving meatballs, sliders, hummus, veggies and deviled eggs with adorable little silver forks. It was fun.