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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority - Money, please!

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority

1.4(39 reviews)
1.9 mi

Four years later and I'm back on the Turner Turnpike, and while things have improved, they haven't…read moreimproved much. They still don't have compatibility with the NC Quick Pass and back in May of 2024, they removed the human toll takers. No more cash and they now bill by plate which ends up being twice as much as if you had a transponder. A month after my trip, the bill for $10.50 arrived. It would have been $5.40 with a PIKEPASS. I'm not sure if they'll still extort out of state residents the same if when they eventually add compatibility with the North Carolina system. $10.50 for 86 miles works out at 12 cents per mile. Ad yes, that's a lot but middle of the road (pun intended). Asking the internet for comparisons... the Kansas Turnpike is generally 6 to 9 cents per mile. Ohio is 6 to 9. Indiana's stretch of I-90 is 10 to 12 cents per mile. The Illinois Tollway is 15 to 30 cents per mile but Illinois shouldn't be the example - those folks are "scorched earth." The most expensive are the crazies at the Pennsylvania Turnpike who run at 25 to 35 cents per mile. Would I drive it again? Yes. Will I moan about how much it costs? Also yes. [Review 390 of 2026 - 171 in Oklahoma - 25574 overall]

I was east bound on I40 several months ago in the midst of a months long road trip when I got off…read moreof the highway in search of a restroom, drinks and snacks. The road markings were poor at best, and when I got off of I40, I had to turn right which put me on a turnpike headed south. I had to drive probably 15 miles or so before I could turn around and head back toward I40. Several months later I get home and find the turnpike "authority" has been busy sending me bills and later tacking on penalties while I was still on the road. The toll for someone without a transponder, such as virtually all out of state travelers, is double the toll for locals with transponders. Good thinking - penalize the folks least able to contest it. They sent bills with my full name, license plate number, VIN, make and model and home address thanks to my oh so cooperative home state "authorities," but god forbid they stop and think about the possibility that a person with a way out of state tag may be traveling for a while. Oklahoma was a lowlight of the trip anyway, so they probably won't see me again. May the fleas of a thousand skunks infest the armpits of every member of the turnpike "authority."

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FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute

FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute

1.0(5 reviews)
9.0 mi

The agency completely denied and grounded me for something that none of my flight instructors,…read moredesignated pilot examiner or doctors can agree with, even doctors who themselves have decades of experience in aviation. I asked them for a full medical narrative of why my alleged condition should be disqualifying and their response was the same generic language they previously sent both me and probably a countless number of other pilots who have fallen victim to their overbearingly low tolerance for medical conditions. I asked them for a statement of demonstrated ability (SODA), which is a fly along with an examiner who evaluates your performance, and they didn't even respond to this. My flying was just fine before this happened and would have continued to be so if I had known about their practices beforehand, which I'm left believing are not based on true medical principles but rather draconian legal policies that, ultimately, make aviation less safe. In my experience, they're not looking towards bringing out the best health in the pilots of America, but rather any excuse to sweep you under the rug and feign an apology. If you're a pilot, you're liable to be stripped of your career, finances or dignity if you don't properly plan your approach towards medical certification. I was stripped of all three.

The phones aren't answered or it says there are high call volumes and then the line hangs up…read more Medical packages languish on desks and don't come close to meeting the review parameters (reviewed within 28 days) listed on the MedXpress site. There is virtually no way to track a medical package and no way to get someone on the phone or via email who can answer questions. This agency is completely broken and is unresponsive as I go into my seventh month of being grounded and not earning an income as a corporate pilot--especially distressing after serving in the Air Force for over 30 years. Yet proof again that government is not the answer and this division of the FAA needs to be privatized! I am completely disgusted with this ineffective, unresponsive, unprofessional division of the FAA.

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