When you work for transit and it saves your life.... The story James shared with us touched our heart.

As the transportation planner for the Cherokee Nation, Robert Endicott works to ensure tribal members are able to get to their destinations with ease.”

As a daily driver for KATS, Fred Lovett Jr. loves to drive and help his passengers.

As a public transit driver, Daniel Jenkins knows many of his passengers wouldn’t be able to access the care and services they need without First Capital Trolley

Being a driver for First Capital Trolley is one of the most rewarding jobs Susan Nice has ever had.

As an associate district judge, Sheila Kirk comes face-to-face with the need for public transit.

As the president and CEO of the Central Oklahoma Federal Credit Union in Stroud, Tommy Smith sees firsthand the barriers created by a lack of funding for public transit

When Jami Earp worked for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, she witnessed firsthand the importance of public transit to citizens who are trying to improve their lives.

As the tribal transportation director for the Muscogee Creek Nation, Amy Hill understands just how important public transit is in her tribe’s jurisdiction in northeastern Oklahoma.

As a driver for the Oklahoma State University transit system, Lyndal Chapman knows that his job is to get people from point A to point B as safe as possible and on time.