How state medians will become safer
State transportation commissioners approved nearly $4 million in contracts Monday to install more median cable barriers, including one on the highway where an Oklahoma City firefighter and his son were killed by a crossover accident in May.
This is part of an eight-year program adopted by the Oklahoma Transportation Commission in February to install 277 miles of barriers. Most will be completed within the first 18 ...
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