Oklahoma Turnpike prices to increase in 2025
MIAMI, Okla. — Drivers will have to pay more to travel Oklahoma turnpikes in 2025. Rate increases by a statewide average of 15% were unanimously approved by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. The reason: Higher inflation rates and the current cost associated to run the “Access Oklahoma” program, designed to improve Oklahoma’s turnpike system. In 2021, [...]
MIAMI, Okla. — Drivers will have to pay more to travel Oklahoma turnpikes in 2025.
Rate increases by a statewide average of 15% were unanimously approved by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. The reason: Higher inflation rates and the current cost associated to run the “Access Oklahoma” program, designed to improve Oklahoma’s turnpike system.
In 2021, the program was projected to cost around $5 billion. Today, that price tag is around $8.2 billion.
Beginning January 1, a trip on the Will Rogers Turnpike for Pikepass users will be $4.92.
OTA officials expect an additional 6% increase in toll prices every two years, in order to address future inflation rates.
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