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A commitment to safety and to mentorship helped earn ADOT Enforcement and Compliance Division (ECD) Officer Matt Drury recognition as the Arizona Trucking Association’s 2025 ADOT ECD Officer of the Year.
This week's episode of On the Road with ADOT podcast features the I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Project, which will add lanes and other much-needed upgrades along 26 miles of the interstate between Chandler and Casa Grande.
Grogginess, yawning, sluggishness — they’re all signs of fatigue. That fatigue can make it harder to get through a workday, and your motor skills can be impaired. If you drive while drowsy, it could result in a crash. So during Drowsy...

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As summer arrives, many teens will be spending more time practicing their driving skills and preparing for the driver license test. Along with the preparation can come a struggle between parent and teen of how to drive and who "knows it...
We have a photo of construction along State Route 188 that allows us to take a look at the history of this rural route.
Have you seen the fun safety messages ADOT puts on its highway boards? Well, here's your chance to tell us what you would put up there if you could! Send us your safety message suggestions and questions in our latest activity.
ADOT's Facebook page has hit a big milestone as the 100,000th person has decided to click that "Like" button. While being told someone new likes you is always a nice ego boost, what this represents is even better. Because all those likes...
If you loved our Zoom backgrounds for kids, we now have video backgrounds to make your next Zoom meeting more exciting!
The AZ511 Arizona Traveler Information website recently has added 21 new rural cameras to help you be better prepared when you hit the road.
Let's see how you do making a toothpick bridge that looks a lot like the real thing!
With a location sign, this "Where in AZ??" challenge should be an easy one!
We're answering kids' litter questions and featuring their Keep it Grand artwork.
One Adopt a Highway segment near Show Low has one family traveling nearly 200 miles to honor a beloved sister.