Tulsa by car · Tulsa by car
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Tulsa by car
Tulsa by car
Most Tulsans drive almost everywhere, although bus, bike, and pedestrian routes are starting to catch on.
From the North/Kansas - US-75 South from Bartlesville, OK, or US-169 South from Coffeyville, KS.
From the Northeast/Missouri - I-44 West, aka the "Will Rogers Turnpike." The world's former largest McDonalds spans the roadway near Vinita, OK.
From the East/Arkansas - US-412 West, aka the "Cherokee Turnpike."
From the Southeast/Arkansas - The "Muskogee Turnpike."
From the South - US-75 from Okmulgee, OK, aka the "Okmulgee Beeline."
From the Southwest/Oklahoma City - I-44 East, aka the "Turner Turnpike."
From the West - US-412 East, aka the "Cimarron Turnpike."
For the slow scenic route from Northeast or Southwest come in on old Route 66.
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