ADOT Blog

We want you to show us the wild side of living in Arizona! Arizona Highways magazine is helping promote a wildlife photography contest run by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.

We ruminate on humanity's linear existence as we contemplate this old shot of one-way roads in Jerome.

A marker on SR 82 remembers Camp Crittenden, which may have something to do with where SR 82 ended up.

McPhaul Bridge near Yuma was built in the late 1920s to help carry vehicle traffic over the Gila River. Find out why it eventually became Yuma's "bridge to nowhere."

The use of thermal detection cameras to spot wrong-way vehicles on freeway off-ramps along Phoenix-area freeways will continue to grow, especially after the cameras have worked well as part of a pilot project along Interstate 17.

If you are traveling this weekend, remember to keep these driving tips in mind.

Lowell, Arizona is a place out of time, a throwback to classic American design that is just one turn away from State Route 80.

We take a close look at both the details and the history of the Perksinsville Bridge over the Verde River.

http://azdot.gov/adotkidsA few enterprising ADOT employees have found a new way to spread the word about dust-storm safety, but they need your help to finish it!

When talking about historic Arizona towns, our minds suddenly leap to more popular haunts like Jerome, a must-stop along the curvaceous State Route 89A, or Tombstone, the Old West archetype on State Route 80. But the fact is our state is...