We have great news for anyone who likes risking their life on N. May!
Apparently unaware that Oklahoma drivers are some of the worst motorists on the planet, the City of OKC announced last week they’re wanting to make the infamous N. May Ave. and NW Expressway interchange even more difficult to navigate for reckless teenagers, weary old people, and everyone else texting while driving.
On one hand, I guess you can’t blame the City for the proposed “upgrade.”
If you’ve ever been run off the road by someone merging onto NW Expressway from May Ave.—or, better yet, been in the car with your great aunt when she did it to someone else—I think we can all agree that spot of town is old, outdated, and borderline cursed.
The merge lanes onto Expressway don’t actually have merge lanes, it’s missing some exits onto N. May, and the bridge is routinely dotted with bumps and potholes.
Plus, you just never know when some moron in a big truck is going to crash into it and topple the thing.


