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As Arizona gears up to celebrate 100 years of Route 66, the Arizona Department of Transportation wants to highlight a great way to carry a piece of the so-called Mother Road with you no matter where you’re headed.
On the Road with ADOT takes to the skies while Matthew Munden, manager of ADOT’s Aeronautics Group, talks about his staff’s role in supporting airport development and Federal Aviation Administration funding for a robust statewide network of publicly owned airports.
Thank you to volunteers and supporters for making Earth Day 2026 the highest attended cleanup with the most trash picked up during an ADOT-hosted cleanup.

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It's another weekend road trip idea in this week's "Where in AZ??" installment.
Please share these tips with family and friends so even more drivers become aware of how they can contribute to making our roads safer.
When our MVD director was a recipient of a pint-sized Tesla and U-Haul trailer, he knew exactly where it should go.
http://twitter.com/ArizonaDOTIt's the time of the year to once again be thinking about how to drive safely during snowy and icy conditions. ADOT's state engineer shares a few tips.
It's not a dance move, but an innovative new technique for replacing bridges. Read more in today's blog.
They say virtue is its own award. We would say that helping everyone get home safely after a hard day's work, a weekend escape or a night out is also its own award. But occasionally we are recognized for doing just that. Such is the case...
Just in time for Halloween: We can't tell you when this photo was taken. But we can tell you where: the Devil's Highway.
When his great aunt shared a photo of Hunter Vincente dressed up as a highway sign, we had to know more.
Let’s face it: Nobody looks forward to construction delays. But with restrictions and some temporary closures set for the Pinto Creek Bridge replacement project on US 60 between Superior and Globe, we’re giving drivers something they can...
For 11 years the Jim Clark and his family have honored his parents by driving five hours to help clean up a stretch of State Route 473.