ADOT Blog

The much-romanticized Tombstone gunfight took place 140 years ago on what is now State Route 80.

The new yellow sign design displays a “Watch for Animals” placard underneath the elk symbol to grab motorist's attention about a potential encounter with elk, deer and other wildlife in the roadway.

ADOT applied Governor Ducey's Arizona Management System principles to help improve fleet management and services.

It may not look like much from afar ... but the Gillespie Dam bridge is a survivor in one of the most notorious bridge-problem areas in Arizona. Building on the Gila River has always been a challenge. The floodplain is a very turbulent one...

The Broadway Curve project office is open for business -- and for visits!

Bicyclist safety should be a focus for both drivers and bicyclists.

ADOT was honored when its AZ 511 Traveler Information System was given top honors in a recent awards ceremony, but it was all to benefit you, the motorist!

This trench crawling, soil compacting machine almost looks like a toy, but looks can be deceiving. It's a hard worker on highway construction sites.

Finding the owner of a lost dog can be difficult. Imaging trying to track down the owner of a lost cow.

If you're driving around Phoenix on Saturday, Oct. 16, you may see a freeway parade of 100 or more vehicles.