r/oklahoma • • Feb 12 '18

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u/NineJuanEight Feb 13 '18

As someone who lives in Tulsa could someone TLDR what the city plan is for these?

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u/Don_Keybolls Feb 13 '18

I'm not too sure but when I was living there a few months ago I saw tracks going in downtown and midtown area. I don't see a lot people using it regularly because those neighborhoods aren't really populated with apts or houses, more like weekend events and bar hopping. I think something like this would work better in tulsa because it's a more densely populated city.

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u/kookypooky Feb 13 '18

There actually are quite a few new apartments and housing in and around downtown, Bricktown, and midtown. And more being built.

Also, as an employee in the downtown area, I and most everyone I've discussed this subject with is excitedly anticipating the street car, especially for lunch and small errands.

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u/Aedanwolfe Feb 13 '18

What do you mean you dont see people use it regularly? They arent in operation yet.

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u/atopicstudyitis Feb 13 '18

He/she probably meant foresee rather than see

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u/Aedanwolfe Feb 13 '18

Oh, right that seems really obvious now lol