Regional Transportation Authority of Central Oklahoma Formed
Officials in six Oklahoma cities are hoping to add public transit connections throughout the region.
Jacklyn Chappell reports that the Oklahoma City area has gained a new regional transportation authority.
Mayors from Edmond, Oklahoma City, Norman, Del City, and Midwest City signed off on the deal to create the new regional transportation authority, called the Regional Transportation Authority of Central Oklahoma (RTA). According to Chappell the RTA's primary goal is to connect the region with public transit.
Published on Wednesday, February 20, 2019 in
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