What this is

This dataset tracks active construction and repair work zones across Oklahoma City streets, including lane, road, and sidewalk closures.

Why it matters to you

Work zones directly impact your daily commutes, business deliveries, and street accessibility. Knowing where and when lanes are closed helps you:

  • Reroute to avoid delays when driving to work
  • Check if sidewalk closures affect foot traffic to your storefront
  • Plan alternate routes for trash pickup or moving trucks

How to read this data

Key fields to check:

  • Work Type: What’s being done (e.g., “utility repair,” “resurfacing”)
  • Start/End Date: When disruptions are expected (compare these to your schedule)
  • Road/Lane Closure: “Yes” means full or partial roadblocks (check North/South/East/West Bound for lane-specific impacts)
  • Sidewalk Closure: Critical for pedestrians and businesses with foot traffic

Try it yourself

Search the dataset for your street or neighborhood. If you see active work zones:

  • Note the end date to anticipate delays
  • Check if closures affect your usual routes to school, work, or deliveries
  • Report errors (like outdated end dates) to the city’s public works department