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With haunted houses, ghoulish monsters, and scary costumes aplenty this Halloween, we want to take a moment and remind drivers to not give others a sudden fright on the roads when changing lanes and to drive safely in neighborhoods where...
From eTitle Transfer to the AZMVDNOW customer portal to the security that comes with filing a Sold Notice when selling a vehicle, our Motor Vehicle Division is all about finding ways to get you out of line and safely on the road. Get the latest in this episode of On the Road With ADOT.
Travis Benthin, a member of ADOT's Incident Response Unit, rescued a kitten on a heavily-traveled freeway.

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The Phoenix New Times has named us the Best Government Agency Twitter for 2019. The accolades are nice, but it shows we are doing our best to let people know what's happening on state highways.
For months drivers in Scottsdale have seen the work going on to widen the Loop 101 from the ground level. But we took our drone out to give everyone a higher view of this important project.
ADOT is joining Governor Doug Ducey to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
We're hoping the clues provided in this photo will help you pinpoint this location.
National Teen Driver Safety Week is approaching and our state engineer has some tips for families to help keep that new driver safe on the road.
Adopt a Highway volunteers went all out for National CleanUp Day!
A year before the Oct. 1, 2020 deadline, ADOT Director John Halikowski talks about the steps to get a Travel ID to make sure Arizona residents are good to fly.
Flooding from the hurricane remnants that lashed Arizona last week, exacerbated by tens of thousands of acres of high desert burned in the Woodbury Fire, caused extensive damage along State Route 88 east of the Valley. As of today, an...
This photo includes so much green vegetation, some may question if it was taken in Arizona.
US 60 in Gold Canyon is cleaned by Bea Sanchez and her family in honor of her family.