The State Department of Transportation wants your opinions and ideas about future needs.
ODOT is hosting public forums for the next two weeks.
Tulsa and Muskogee were the first of thirteen meetings held across the state.
Every five years the 25 year master plan has to be updated.
In 2005, residents raised concerns about safety issues.
Since then, cables barriers have been installed and the shoulders widened.
There's also been an increase in attention to bridges.
Craig Moody with ODOT say this time he's seeing the public go green, "A lot of bicycle, a lot of train, a lot of busing; that's really been a big topic."
November 2 - Downtown Tulsa Library, Aaronson Auditorium, 400 Civic Center, Tulsa
November 3 - Muskogee Public Library, 801 W. Okmulgee, Muskogee
November 3 - Lawton Public Library, 110 SW 4th Street, Lawton
November 4 - Pioneer Room, 1219 8th Street, Woodward
November 4 - Council Chambers, McAlester City Hall, 1st and Washington, McAlester
November 5 - Ada Public Library, 124 S. Rennie, Ada
November 5 - Frisco Conference Center, 101 S. 4th Street, Clinton
November 6 - Commission Chambers, City Hall, 516 E. Grand Avenue, Ponca City
November 9 - 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Gold Dome Building, 1112 N.W. 23rd Street, Oklahoma City
November 10 - Latino Community Development Agency, Riverside Community Center, 420 SW 10th Street, Oklahoma City November 10 - Grady County Fairgrounds Community Building, Chickasha
November 12 - Langston OKC Campus, 4205 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City
November 16 - Shawnee, D. Gordon Cooper Vo-Tech Building
