Department of Transportation Bridge Management
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Oklahoma

Department of Transportation Bridge Management

Oklahoma drivers cross thousands of bridges whose condition histories sat in siloed legacy systems. Inspectors and planners could not easily see the full record on any given structure, slowing maintenance decisions.

Year added2025
Status as of Spring 2026Pilot
Primary AgencyTransportation
Approach and SolutionThe Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) is unifying bridge inspection histories, condition reports, and other data in Google BigQuery, with plans to layer Gemini in Looker for plain-language queries. Engineers will be able to ask questions of decades of bridge data in everyday English.
Who it ServesGovernment staff
Area of ImpactTransportation
AI Technology TypeGenerative AI

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