Oklahoma Mobility Week 2025
Celebrating Access, Connection, and Community
November 2- November 8, 2025
Oklahoma Mobility Week is a united campaign led by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), the statewide Mobility Management Programs, and dedicated partner agencies. Together, we are raising awareness about safe, accessible, and inclusive transportation options that connect communities across Oklahoma.
This initiative is part of a larger movement celebrated not only in Kansas and Florida, but also across Europe, spotlighting how transportation choices impact quality of life, economic opportunity, and independence for all.
What is Mobility Week?
Mobility Week is a time to spotlight the vital role that mobility and transportation play in our lives—whether it’s getting to work, accessing healthcare, attending school, or staying connected with community.
Through events, education, and engagement, we aim to:
- Promote safe, reliable, and inclusive transportation options
- Highlight mobility resources across urban and rural Oklahoma
- Encourage cross-sector collaboration and community involvement
- Celebrate the work of mobility managers and transportation professionals
Who Can Participate?
Who can participate:
- All transportation providers (public transit, tribal, 5310, non-profit human service providers, NEMT providers, etc.)
- State agencies, local organizations, and businesses
- Advocates for transportation and mobility
- Anyone and everyone
Help us spread the word! Use the hashtag #MobilityWeekOK on social media and tag your local mobility manager or public transportation agency.
Participate: Fill out this form to sign up and we'll send you regular emails and notices for Mobility week 2025.
Update: Participants can submit regular
updates via this form.
Why Does it Matter?
Mobility is more than movement—it’s about freedom, equity, and opportunity. Whether you ride, drive, walk, or roll, Mobility Week is a reminder that transportation systems should work for everyone, including seniors, individuals with disabilities, veterans, rural residents, and underserved communities.
Together, we can build a stronger, more connected Oklahoma.
Mobility Week Lunch & Learn
Join us for a free Lunch & Learn to discover how you, your organization, or your community can be part of Oklahoma Mobility Week — a statewide initiative to raise awareness about safe, accessible, and inclusive transportation options.
This one-hour virtual session will cover:
✅ What is Mobility Week and why it matters
✅ When and how it’s celebrated (across Oklahoma, Kansas, Florida, and Europe!)
✅ Easy ways to participate — from hosting events to sharing social media content
✅ How to sign up for updates
✅ Details on our statewide
Photo Contest, flyers, and resources
Whether you're a public agency, transit provider, nonprofit, school, advocacy group, or just interested in making transportation work better for your community — this session is for you!
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (Central Time)
Hosted via Zoom by: Oklahoma Department of Transportation & the Mobility Management Program
🔗 Click here to register for this free webinar and get connected with Mobility Week 2025!
Can’t attend live? The recording will be published on this page after the lunch & learn
Mobility Week Photo Contest
📸Capture how mobility moves Oklahoma!
As part of Oklahoma Mobility Week 2025, we’re inviting everyone—riders, drivers, agencies, advocates, photographers, and community members—to share your best transportation photos. Whether it’s a bus stop in action, a driver with a kind smile, a community mobility event, or someone walking, biking, rolling, or riding—we want to see what mobility looks like in your world.
🌟 Photo Contest Highlights
- Anyone can enter! Individuals, agencies, partners, and community members are welcome.
- Unlimited entries. Submit as many transportation-related photos as you like. Oklahoma photos ONLY
- Big spotlight. The winning photo will become the header image for the Mobility Week 2026 website!
📝 How to Enter
- Take or choose your best transportation-related photo(s).
- Include a short caption (1–2 sentences) explaining the image.
- Submit your photo using this google form
📅 Deadline to submit: November 8, 2025
Flyers are available for all participants to promote mobility in Oklahoma.
Please share with your contacts, customers, patients, online and on social media.
Mobility Week Flyer
Mobility Facts Flyer
Photo Contest Flyer
Participating Partners
More Information Coming Soon!
Mobility Week Activity Challenge for Participating Partners
What’s the Challenge?
It’s a statewide contest for the Best Mobility Week Activity or Event. Whether you host a pop-up event, travel training, ride-along, outreach fair, guided tour, or creative social media campaign — we want to see how you engage your community in promoting safe, inclusive, and sustainable mobility.
The two categories for participation:
- Transit vs. Transit
- Council of Government vs. Council of Government
How to Participate:
- Plan your event or activity for Mobility Week (November 2-8, 2025). *submissions are for activities that were taken place during this timeframe only.
- Involve your local community — partner with schools, senior centers, advocacy groups, libraries, or businesses!
- Capture your impact — take photos, gather feedback, or collect participation data.
Click here to view
contest rules
Submit your event by November 10, 2025
The winner will receive statewide recognition, a spotlight feature on the mobility week website for their agency and set the tone for next year's challenge as the mobility week leader! Here's a thought- will your agency be able to hold that title multiple years?
Winner will be announced via email to participants and published on the mobility week website by December 1, 2025.
Looking for Public Transit Information?
ODOT has a new map that identifies public transportation and mobility management program information in each county of Oklahoma.
Click on your county to find out more.
*Do not zoom local or type in zip code- this map can only provide county -level information.
Still need help? Click here to find your local mobility management program.
