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Most public transit riders, Oklahoma cities

Oklahoma cities with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 75 cities in Oklahoma that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 75 is 4. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Anadarko, OK, up 59 places to #11.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS 2020

01Oklahoma City, OKOK719,8491,290−18%

02Tulsa, OKOK416,2091,044−24%

03▲1Norman, OKOK130,943406+10%

04▼1Lawton, OKOK90,503219−69%

05Stillwater, OKOK50,046184−34%

06▲5Ardmore, OKOK24,956103+49%

07▲2Enid, OKOK50,29796−4%

08▲23Guymon, OKOK12,24187+569%

09▼1Muskogee, OKOK36,76077−25%

10▼4Edmond, OKOK100,47969−61%

11▲59Anadarko, OKOK5,44867–

12▲3Choctaw, OKOK12,54960+28%

13▲17Bartlesville, OKOK38,27858+263%

14▲40Tahlequah, OKOK17,50856–

15▼8Midwest City, OKOK58,79946−65%

16▲56Claremore, OKOK20,68135–

17▲52Woodward, OKOK11,63534–

18▲14Jenks, OKOK28,17532+167%

19▲7Bixby, OKOK32,76631+24%

20▲53Cushing, OKOK8,39028–

21▼8Del City, OKOK21,13825−60%

22▲19Duncan, OKOK23,23824+380%

23▲5Sallisaw, OKOK8,79024+20%

24▼8Broken Arrow, OKOK124,99123−48%

25▲2Coweta, OKOK11,472210%

26▼6Yukon, OKOK27,61521−34%

27▲22Newcastle, OKOK15,19820–

28▲35Owasso, OKOK43,11720–

29▼4Sapulpa, OKOK23,69519−24%

30▼20Elk City, OKOK11,33516−82%

31▲9McAlester, OKOK18,04416+220%

32▼20Ada, OKOK16,66015−78%

33▼15Hugo, OKOK5,08214−59%

34▼10Miami, OKOK12,89311−58%

35▲21Warr Acres, OKOK10,5529–

36▲35Catoosa, OKOK7,4718–

37▼1Wagoner, OKOK8,40580%

38▲36Durant, OKOK21,5524–

39▲12Pryor Creek, OKOK9,7232–

40▲28Weatherford, OKOK12,0052–

41▲12Shawnee, OKOK32,4741–

42▲2Altus, OKOK18,7070−100%

43▲15Blanchard, OKOK10,0130–

44▼2Chickasha, OKOK17,3130−100%

45▲30El Reno, OKOK20,7300–

46▼25Glenpool, OKOK14,7050−100%

47▼2Grove, OKOK7,3990–

48▼29Guthrie, OKOK12,2570−100%

49▲11Harrah, OKOK7,2120–

50▼3Holdenville, OKOK5,9230–

51▲10Lone Grove, OKOK5,2440–

52▼9Moore, OKOK63,6090−100%

53▼39Okmulgee, OKOK11,3940−100%

54▼31Piedmont, OKOK9,4270−100%

55▼3Purcell, OKOK7,0300–

56▼1Tecumseh, OKOK6,4020–

57▼24Tuttle, OKOK8,7080−100%

58▼41Bethany, OKOK20,3150−100%

59▼2Blackwell, OKOK6,0290–

60▼23Clinton, OKOK8,3020−100%

61▼2Collinsville, OKOK9,9560–

62▼16Henryetta, OKOK5,6200–

63▼34Idabel, OKOK6,9340−100%

64▼16Kingfisher, OKOK5,2010–

65▼43Mustang, OKOK24,5710−100%

66▼4Noble, OKOK7,7480–

67▼17Pauls Valley, OKOK6,1570–

68▼34Ponca City, OKOK24,2250−100%

69▼5Poteau, OKOK9,1710–

70▼5Sand Springs, OKOK20,3970–

71▼33Seminole, OKOK7,3930−100%

72▼37Skiatook, OKOK8,9600−100%

73▼34The, OKOK9,2760−100%

74▼8Verdigris, OKOK5,8880–

75▼8Vinita, OKOK5,4240–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES