Broken arrow: on-street bicycle RT on OAK AVE from new orleans ST S to redbud AVE, S on redbud AVE to miami ST W/ two hawk beacons PE for 3810104

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $266,423.22 to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) on May 1, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to develop on-street bicycle infrastructure in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The project, titled "Broken Arrow: On-Street Bicycle Route on Oak Avenue from New Orleans Street South to Redbud Avenue, South on Redbud Avenue to Miami Street with Two HAWK Beacons," delivers active transportation network improvements through construction of a dedicated bicycle route spanning the designated corridor and installation of two High-Intensity Activated crossWalk (HAWK) beacon traffic signals to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety at key intersections.

This formula grant supports ODOT's delivery of multimodal transportation connectivity improvements that advance the federal government's transportation infrastructure priorities. The Highway Planning and Construction program allocates federal-aid highway funds to states through statutory formulas and discretionary mechanisms to support highway construction, preservation, and improvement activities, with specific eligibility for bicycle and pedestrian projects as designated exceptions to standard functional classification requirements. The project exemplifies the program's focus on active transportation development and safety enhancements that support comprehensive transportation planning and infrastructure resilience across state highway systems.