Travel with Care

Travel with Care From behind the windshield it may look like pedestrians, scooter and bike riders are all the same, but they come from all walks of life and experiences.

While traveling the roads in Tulsa, we all need to respect each other. It’s all about safety.

04/24/2026

From the Riverside trails to the road, Tulsa-based elite cyclist Gabby Henry () shares her must-know safety tips.

No matter your experience level, these tips help keep you confident, visible, and traveling with care!

Distracted driving isn't just texting. Oklahoma law requires drivers to have their full attention on the road at all tim...
04/23/2026

Distracted driving isn't just texting.

Oklahoma law requires drivers to have their full attention on the road at all times. And yes, that Burger King you're inhaling on the road counts.

This April, know what actually qualifies before it costs you a ticket. Or worse.

These are the items Magnus White had with him on the last day of his life. They are all that remains of an afternoon bik...
04/20/2026

These are the items Magnus White had with him on the last day of his life. They are all that remains of an afternoon bike ride in Colorado that a reckless driver ended in seconds.

This happens every day in the U.S. to families just like the Whites. A single reckless decision behind the wheel and someone's child, parent, or sibling doesn't come home.

No one should have to bury their child because of a preventable choice. Slow down. Drive sober. Travel with care.

Follow .foundation for more information on Magnus.

Back in January, near S. Denver in Downtown Tulsa, a driver ran a red light, triggered a two-car collision, and ended up...
04/14/2026

Back in January, near S. Denver in Downtown Tulsa, a driver ran a red light, triggered a two-car collision, and ended up flipped on their side. There were no injuries, but intersections like that one are shared with pedestrians and cyclists every day. So, stay aware of your surroundings near crosswalks even when you think it's safe.

Travel with care. 🚦

04/10/2026

Magnus White was 17 years old, a U.S. National Cycling Champion on a training ride, when a reckless driver crossed the white line and killed him. The driver hadn't slept, had been drinking, and never even touched the brakes.

She was sentenced to 4 years, eligible for parole after 2. Yet after only 3 months in prison, his family learned she could be released even sooner.

That wasn't justice. And his parents, Jill and Michael White, refused to let it be the end of the story.

They turned their grief into The White Line Foundation, a national movement demanding safer roads, stronger laws, and real accountability for reckless driving, and are currently fighting in Congress to pass the Magnus White Act (HR7353).

Magnus' death was preventable. So is the next one.

Follow .foundation to stay updated on their growing efforts and add your voice to the fight.

Video credit: Karin Morfitt and CBS News Colorado

Heading to River Parks Authority this weekend? Did you know there are actually three different age rules for e-scooters ...
04/08/2026

Heading to River Parks Authority this weekend?

Did you know there are actually three different age rules for e-scooters in Tulsa, and they don't all match? Oklahoma state law sets the floor at 14, the city bumps it to 16, but the rental app won't let you ride unless you're 18. Now you know!

Remember: when you ride, wear a helmet, keep a light on after dark, and stay in the bike/scooter lane.

04/02/2026

If you've taken a walk on the Riverside trails by Downtown, you've likely seen a playground in progress, and we couldn't be more excited for kiddos in Tulsa to have more spaces to play. 🎉

When the playground is up and running, watch for vehicles entering and exiting the park. And if you're walking from the apartments or homes across the street, always use the crosswalk!

INCOG is updating the Congestion Management Process Plan (CMPP) for the Tulsa region. The CMPP is a federally required a...
03/30/2026

INCOG is updating the Congestion Management Process Plan (CMPP) for the Tulsa region. The CMPP is a federally required approach for monitoring and addressing traffic congestion in Transportation Management Areas (TMAs), urbanized areas with populations over 200,000.

It is an ongoing and systematic process that uses performance-based metrics to identify and prioritize congested locations across the regional transportation network. The process analyzes the causes of congestion, develops multimodal transportation solutions, and evaluates their effectiveness in improving reliability, safety and overall system performance.

Your input is important to this effort. Please visit the project website at: http://incogcmp2026.com/ to learn more about the CMMP and provide feedback on congestion issues and priorities.

Your participation will help shape strategies that will improve reliability, safety and overall transportation system performance in the region.

03/27/2026

Todd Swain, co-owner of Bicycles Of Tulsa, shares his top tips for every cyclist on the road. With decades of experience in the cycling world, Todd knows what it takes to ride smart and stay safe. After all, a little preparedness goes a long way. 🚴🏻

Save this one and share it with a new cyclist!

Jeff is riding 110 miles at Turkey Mountain - Tulsa in ONE day to raise funds for their BOK Hub Visitor Center. The cent...
03/26/2026

Jeff is riding 110 miles at Turkey Mountain - Tulsa in ONE day to raise funds for their BOK Hub Visitor Center. The center is a home for trail stewardship, education, and community. And every dollar gets them closer to their $8M goal! Check out their page to learn more about helping to support.

If you're heading out to cheer him on, travel with care! Watch your speed in the parking lot, yield to pedestrians and cyclists, and stay alert on the trails.

Let's keep everyone safe while we support something big. 🚵🏼‍♀

Does Oklahoma's stop-as-yield law make roads safer or more dangerous for cyclists? Swipe to see what the data says. 🚴‍♂️
03/24/2026

Does Oklahoma's stop-as-yield law make roads safer or more dangerous for cyclists?

Swipe to see what the data says. 🚴‍♂️

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