Traffic commission approves all‑way stop, backs signal at Mustang; denies NW 150th signal and urges center‑turn lane

The Oklahoma City Traffic and Transportation Commission on Wednesday approved an all‑way stop at Angel Oak Drive and Southwest 41st Street, recommended a signal at North Mustang Road and Northwest 6th Street subject to state review and roadway widening, and denied a separate request for a signal at Northwest 150th Street where it instead urged a center left‑turn lane.

The commission acted after hearing resident requests and staff analyses. The all‑way stop at Angel Oak and Southwest 41st was approved on a motion from Commissioner Jeremy Karnes, seconded by Commissioner George; the motion passed. A separate motion recommending a signal at North Mustang Road and Northwest 6th Street passed with a staff recommendation that the city widen Mustang Road to add a southbound left‑turn lane; because Mustang Road is also State Highway 4, staff said the Oklahoma Department of Transportation will have final approval. A request for a signal at Longford Way/Brenton Boulevard and Northwest 150th Street was denied; the commission voted to send a recommendation to Public Works to add a center left‑turn lane on Northwest 150th from Worthington Lane to Traditions Lake Parkway.

Why it matters: the commission used traffic warrant analyses and crash data to decide whether signalized control is appropriate. Staff told the commission that the…