John Kilpatrick Turnpike

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The John Kilpatrick Turnpike is a toll road in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that runs from Interstate 40 on its west side to I-35, where it then merges into the Turner Turnpike (Interstate 44). It costs $2.00 to drive the entire turnpike; customers using the Pikepass electronic toll system receive a slight discount. The turnpike was completed during the 1990s in two stages, the most recent being the leg that connects the turnpike to Interstate 40 near Yukon.

Shunpiking the road is feasible on the commercialized north side of Oklahoma City by using Memorial Road, which runs parallel on the outside of the turnpike.

[edit] See also

• Oklahoma Transportation Authority
• Pikepass

Turnpikes of Oklahoma
Cherokee - Chickasaw - Cimarron - Creek - H.E. Bailey - Indian Nation - John Kilpatrick - Muskogee - Turner - Will Rogers Related topics: Oklahoma Transportation Authority - Pikepass