So, today I am going to touch on trucking companies in Oklahoma. This state has a long history of travelers, and commerce passing through. Settlement was encouraged into the Oklahoma Territory (as with many other areas) in accordance with the many Homestead Acts .
They earned the nickname, the Sooner State because of early settlers who staked claims before they were legally supposed to. This was in violation of the Indian Appropriations Act of 1889. But most the claims were deemed legal regardless.
Prior to statehood a Statehood Oklahoma was referred to as either (or both) Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory. They became a state in 1907, making Oklahoma the 46th state and the name was officially changed to simply Oklahoma.
Since this unusual beginning they have become home to many trucking companies in Oklahoma. As of 2017 they are the 19th largest state in size but the 28th in population. However, they do have the roadways to get people and freight from point A to Point B, though not everyone agrees to whether or not it is appropriate to their needs.
However Oklahoma does have over 12,000 miles (19,000 kilometers) of major roadways. This includes the state-operated highways, ten turnpikes and/or major toll roads.
