At Modus, we believe that access is more than just getting from point A to point B—it’s about unlocking opportunity. And to build a more connected, equitable Tulsa, we must also understand the historical systems that shaped how our city moves.

Decades of policies and practices, often made without community input, have left deep impacts—especially in communities of color. From how transportation projects are funded to how they're designed and policed, these decisions continue to shape the everyday lives of Tulsans.

At Modus, we believe that access is more than just getting from point A to point B—it’s about unlocking opportunity. And to build a more connected, equitable Tulsa, we must also understand the historical systems that shaped how our city moves.

Decades of policies and practices, often made without community input, have left deep impacts—especially in communities of color. From how transportation projects are funded to how they're designed and policed, these decisions continue to shape the everyday lives of Tulsans.

Tulsa is known as a city that shows up for its neighbors—and today, 82,000 of our neighbors need us. That’s how many Tulsans lack access to reliable transportation, making it harder to get to work, school, medical appointments, or fresh food. In a city celebrated for its generosity, we have the power to fuel real change.

By supporting transportation equity, you’re not just funding a ride—you’re opening doors to opportunity, stability, and dignity. Let’s live up to our legacy as a giving city and make sure every Tulsan can move forward.

This Earth Day, we’re celebrating the cleaner, greener transit options that are helping Tulsa lead the way in sustainable commuting. From electric vehicles to expanded public transit, our city is proving that environmentally-friendly travel isn’t just possible—it’s powerful.

Here are 4 ways you can help Drive Change in Tulsa this Earth Day and beyond