Road rules

One of the many perks to life in Oklahoma City is that we don’t spend hours sitting in traffic going to and from work. In fact, residents have an average one-way commute of only 21 minutes. Compare that to 26.5 minutes in Phoenix and 26.7 in Denver. Sure, five minutes might not sound like much, but when you double it daily, then multiply it by five days a week, you’ll end up with a time savings of 50 minutes. That’s about 50 hours – or more than two days – saved in a single year. Just think about what you could do with all of that extra time. (And in case you need suggestions, this blog is chock full of them.)

The city’s location, equidistant from both coasts at the junction of three of the nation’s major arteries, ensures easy travel and transportation from Oklahoma City to anywhere in the U.S. Two of the nation’s most important highways – Interstate 40, which runs from Los Angeles to Raleigh, N.C.; and Interstate 35, which runs all the way from Mexico to Canada – meet in downtown Oklahoma City. Road trip anyone?

So get ready to pack even more awesomeness into your day, because here in OKC, you’re living the better life.