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The Arizona Travel ID and other forms of federally compliant identification such as a valid U.S. passport, make it easier to fly to your favorite American locations for this holiday to see a small town parade, big city fireworks or other American traditions.
ADOT has more than 100 specialty license plates featuring a range of worthy causes or charities. To boost awareness, we showcase one specialty license plate each week on social media.
This week's episode of On the Road With ADOT features David Egliskis, who makes sure ADOT is prepared for all manner of natural and human-caused events that could affect travelers.

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James Lemmon's job at ADOT rocks. Literally, it's all about rocks.
If you are heading north to play in the snow, remember to take along warm clothes, emergency gear, a travel plan and some patience.
Where is the real US 180, near Flagstaff or St. Johns or Alpine? The answer is actually all three.
For the past five years Melissa Owen has brought together a horde of volunteers to realize her Adopt a Highway dream. And the current public health situation has not slowed her down!
Winter and snowy weather is upon us, so it's time again to talk about how to be safe when visiting our state's winter wonderlands.
Most don't associated tall evergreens with an Arizona landscape, but these trees can definitely be found within our state.
A recent inquiry from a motorist prompted a blog explaining the artwork on the Loop 101 project.
This photo of a stunning view led us to a small footnote in the history of US 66 in northern Arizona.
The Salt River lends its name to some very important pieces of ADOT infrastructure. And, today, a delicious pretzel recipe, too!
Governor Doug Ducey recently signed an executive order about driver license renewal. Here's how that helps out 75,000 Arizona residents during the current public health situation.