I-44 / Turner Turnpike
Give direction of travel, mile marker or nearest exit, and whether you are on the turnpike, an interchange ramp, or a local access road. Relay instructions from turnpike or emergency personnel.

A Sapulpa call should distinguish the Turner Turnpike from Route 66, SH-66, SH-97, or a county-road pickup.
(918) 830-0773Dispatch confirms the job, available equipment, quote, and current ETA for the call.
I-44 may mean a turnpike segment, interchange, or local approach. Route 66 and SH-66 references also need a cross street or pin. Read the current road sign instead of relying on the general part of town.
Give direction of travel, mile marker or nearest exit, and whether you are on the turnpike, an interchange ramp, or a local access road. Relay instructions from turnpike or emergency personnel.
State the name shown on the nearest sign, the cross street, and the side of the road. Include the business or block when the vehicle is parked off the travel lane.
Send a precise pin and describe pavement, road width, gates, bridges, or unmarked turns. Tell dispatch whether the destination is back in Sapulpa or elsewhere in the metro.
The route name determines which direction and exit information matters. Access and scene control also change when the vehicle is on a turnpike rather than a local street or private drive.
Call 911 for injury, a blocked lane, fire, or another immediate hazard. Report travel direction, mile marker or exit, shoulder position, and which agency or turnpike personnel control the scene.
Prepare the recovery informationGive the current street label, cross street, block or business, and whether the vehicle can roll to a legal loading position. Mention a curb, alley, or tight lot entrance.
Review standard towing detailsProvide the pin, last named road, turn-by-turn access from pavement, gate permission, surface photos, and space available around the vehicle. Dispatch must verify that an operator can reach it.
Open the access checklistA dispatcher should be able to repeat the route, direction, nearest marker, vehicle condition, and destination without guessing which I-44 or Route 66 segment you mean.