Having ridden the bus in Tulsa,it has never changed. The all day affair it takes from point A to point B has been there,
since the 80's that I am aware off. It is also true,because of the routing system,there are many places,that you still end up walking a mile or two to get to your destination.
Lastly,does it make sense,to see only one person riding the bus. How on earth,does the bus company make money,with that.
I would seriously suggest that someone would study in how the
Europeans do it. Their buses are always full day or night.
It is not only Tulsa with this problem,I have seen the same in the Houston transit system as well.

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