Oklahoma Could Finally be Accepting Electric Vehicles
According to ODOT
Source: z94.com
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Over the next five years, Oklahoma will receive $66 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.
East and westbound US-412/US-60/US-64 will be intermittently narrowed to a single lane between 30th St. in Enid and SH-74/SH-15 from July 10 through January 2024.
Crews have broken ground on a major project to expand an Oklahoma highway.
Jose Miguel Ramirez, 23, is charged with drug delivery resulting in death, a first-degree felony.