Getting Around Tulsa
Public transportation helps people reach work, school, medical care, stores, and other places.
MetroLink Tulsa provides bus service across the city and nearby areas.
But public transportation only works well when people can reach it and use it.
A bus stop may be too far away. A route may not run when someone needs it. A person may have trouble reaching a stop because a sidewalk is missing.
These problems affect more than bus riders. They affect families, workers, older adults, people with disabilities, and others who depend on safe travel.
Join the Discussion
We want to hear from bus riders and everyone interested in better transportation.
Does your bus run when you need it?
Are stops close enough to homes and jobs?
Are buses on time?
Do stops have shelters, benches, or safe crossings?
Can people with disabilities use the service?
What routes or stops need to change?
How could Tulsa make public transportation better?
Share your experiences. Tell us what works and what does not.
This is a public discussion for all of Tulsa, including Kendall-Whittier.
For current routes and schedules, visit:
https://www.metrolinkok.org/
This is an independent discussion. It is not an official MetroLink service or complaint form.