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If you’ve driven through a work zone, you’ve seen workers wearing hard hats and orange or yellow reflective vests. Those bright colors stand out and make it easier for motorists to see people working near travel lanes, building and...
National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 15-19, is an annual spring event that brings attention to the importance of work zone safety. This year’s theme is “Work Zones are temporary. Actions behind the wheel can last forever.” It highlights...
There are certain things people shouldn’t do in an office setting — talking loudly over the phone and disturbing others, stealing lunches that don’t belong to them or microwaving fish (and causing a massive stink). It’s courteous behavior...

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Join our Facebook challenge and help located spots across the state.
Today we're sharing tips in both English and Spanish on how to properly notify the MVD when you've sold a vehicle.
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Join our Sunday Facebook challenge and pinpoint a spot in Arizona from a photo.
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