Blaine County, Oklahoma is a rural and agricultural county located in the Central region of the state. With its large expanses of land and low population density, transportation options for the area are somewhat limited. The most common form of transportation available to those living in Blaine County is personal motor vehicles. Most residents commute to work in their own car or pickup truck. Public transportation options are also available, including buses operated by the Cimarron Valley Transit System (CVTS). This transport service provides routes all over Blaine County, connecting various towns and cities throughout the region. Additionally, CVTS operates out-of-state connections to other parts of Oklahoma and neighboring states such as Texas and Kansas. The CVTS bus service runs seven days a week and has affordable fares that make it a viable option for those needing an economical way to get around in Blaine County.
The typical American commute has been getting longer each year since 2010. The average one-way commute in Blaine County takes 17.2 minutes. That's shorter than the US average of 26.4 minutes.
How people in Blaine County get to work:
- 87.4% drive their own car alone
- 4.7% carpool with others
- 5.8% work from home
- 0.1% take mass transit