Forbes ranks Tulsa seventh for commuters

[Ed W]

Forbes ranked fifty cities across the US.  Tulsa ranked seventh overall, with a fourth for travel time, eighth for delays, and forty-eighth for green commutes. 

http://www.forbes.com/2010/02/12/best-worst-commutes-lifestyle-mass-transit_chart.html

I don't know how relevant this is for attracting new businesses and new residents, and I'm a little dismayed at the poor ranking for green commuting. 

[Smokinokie]

Forbes ranked fifty cities across the US.  Tulsa ranked seventh overall, with a fourth for travel time, eighth for delays, and forty-eighth for green commutes. 

http://www.forbes.com/2010/02/12/best-worst-commutes-lifestyle-mass-transit_chart.html

I don't know how relevant this is for attracting new businesses and new residents, and I'm a little dismayed at the poor ranking for green commuting. 

I would imagine it's because of the lack of public transportation to / from Tulsa and our surrounding communities. We do tend to spread out a bit.

[custosnox]

if they want us to have better green commutes, they just need to buy everyone a porsche 918 spyder, or a tesla