6/16/23 BRT Construction Update

NW 23rd St. and Classen Blvd.

NW 31st St. and Classen Blvd.

Park Ave. and Robinson Ave.

NW 23rd St. and Classen Blvd.

Phase: Storm sewer work

Traffic Control: Southbound Classen Blvd. is narrowed to one lane from NW 24th St. to NW 23rd St., and the right lane of southbound Classen Blvd. is closed from NW 23rd St. to NW 22nd St. 

Estimated Construction Timeline: 6/19/23 – 7/21/23

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NW 31st St. and Classen Blvd.

Phase: Waterline work, sidewalk, bus pad, and driveway construction

Traffic Control: The right lane of northbound and southbound Classen Blvd. is closed between NW 31st St. and NW 30th St. There are two southbound and two northbound lanes open during this time.

Estimated Construction Timeline: 6/19/23 – 7/7/23

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Park Ave. and Robinson Ave.

Phase: Waterline work

Traffic Control: Northbound Robinson Ave. is closed between Park Ave. and Couch Dr.  A detour is in place for northbound traffic during this time. OKC Streetcar operations are not affected. 

Estimated Construction Timeline: 6/19/23 – 7/7/23

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Hi there! I am EMBARK's project manager for the RAPID's first bus rapid transit (BRT) Northwest line. If you have any questions about the project or anything referenced in this update, please do not hesitate to contact me. Public transit is always a work in progress, but we know that where public transit goes, community grows. Thank you for your patience throughout the construction process. Kristen Torkelson, Sr. Project Manager Email Kristen  |

EMBARK's transit family will soon include a bus rapid transit (BRT) system. RAPID will bring high-frequency, premium transit service to central Oklahoma. The first line is expected to launch in Northwest OKC in Fall 2023. > Learn more about the project & upcoming service at embarkok.com/brt. > Sign up for RAPID Construction Updates here. > Follow RAPID on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

The construction of the RAPID NW Line is funded in part by the City of OKC's Better Streets, Safer City Program, Central Oklahoma Transportation & Parking Authority, and the U.S. Department of Transportation.