Transportation

Looking for a stress-free travel experience? Not only does Tulsa International Airport offer plenty of direct flights to get you where you’re going, but it also has plenty of amenities dedicated to making your trip smooth and easy. Charge up with electric vehicle charging stations, making it easy to hit the road at 100%. TSA Cares helpline is also available to assist passengers with disabilities and special needs while navigating the security process. And while you’re awaiting your flight, be sure to check out the airport’s impressive collection of art, which showcases the talent of local and regional artists.

Whether it’s US Highway 75 with its connections to Dallas in the south and North Dakota in the north or the Creek Turnpike which allows travelers to avoid heavier city traffic, Tulsa is an efficient city for road travel. The city was also ranked as one of WalletHub’s Top 40 Cities for Driving for 2022. Pair that with the recent $85 million in grant funding to complete new infrastructure at the I-44 and U.S. 74 interchange, and you have a city that’s wide open with opportunity for the future of commuting.

In Tulsa, you’ll never have to wonder how you’re getting to that next big appointment or event. Tulsa Transit serves 199 square miles of Tulsa, while the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) offers daily transportation to key working corridors with only a 20–30-minute wait between each bus.