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A mystery surrounds the disappearance of a historical marker along US 60 that commemorated a silver mining ghost town.
Thermoplastic paint is a very important part of Arizona’s highways. Every batch must be tested and meet ADOT standards before it is used.
With more than 100 options, it can be challenging for Arizona drivers to choose the specialty license plate that best fits their personality. Specialty plates offer a unique opportunity to add customization to your vehicle while supporting...

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State Route 89A in Dewey got busloads of support from volunteers at the Glendale Union High School District.
A holiday is coming up, but we have last "Where in AZ??" before you go on vacation this week!
ADOT's Motor Vehicle Division is getting a new computer system, which will eventually help us to better serve Arizona drivers.
It's Shark Week, but on Arizona roads we have something else to be on the look out for.
We're hoping right off the bat, you can identify the location of this week's "Where in AZ??" photo!
On this date in 1917, some heavy weather took a toll on the Ajo Highway and in Flagstaff. It's as good a reason as any to talk about driving safely in bad weather.
The Federal Highway Administration is awarding Arizona a $90 million grant to help boost capacity and safety just north of Phoenix.
Can you pick out where this picture in the Valley was taken more than 50 years ago?
The first issue of Arizona Highways, published 98 years ago, was not the same as what you would expect today.
Members of ADOT's Enforcement and Compliance Division recently volunteered their time at homeless outreach event in Peoria.