Ever wonder what happens to roadkill? We asked the Oklahoma Department of Transportation
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation manages the removal of animal remains from state highways and interstates. The department spent $5 million last year on general litter cleanup efforts.
OKLAHOMA CITY — From dead deer to dogs, it’s not uncommon to drive by the remains of animals hit by vehicles driving on Oklahoma roadways and interstates. Last year, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, whose crews are responsible for keeping state highways and interstates clear of debris, spent $5 million alone cleaning up litter, which […]
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