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November has begun, and that means cooler weather, the start of the holiday season and Crash Responder Safety Week. Crash Responder Safety Week, which runs Nov. 2-6, is held annually to raise awareness about the important work our first...
Tossing and turning the night before a major presentation at work. A newborn baby waking all hours of the night. Pulling an all-nighter to study for a final exam. Whatever the reason, we’re exhausted and fatigued. And that fatigue not only...
Spooky frights and buckets of candy await on Halloween, but we want to remind drivers to stay focused on the road and not get distracted by thoughts of ghosts and haunted houses. If you’re driving on state highways this weekend, you might...

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With fiscal year 2019 now behind us, ADOT Director John Halikowski talks about what the agency has crossed off it's to-do list.
Thanks to a new overpass that is part of a $55 million ADOT improvement project, drivers no longer have to wait for trains crossing SR 347.
Our photographer was seeing meerkats at the project to expand Pinnacle Peak over Interstate 17.
If you feel like a hike, you can visit the original highway tunnel that connected Superior and Miami.
Some Adopt a Highway volunteers enjoy the mountains while clearing roadside litter near their cabins.
Do you know what red-dyed diesel is? Because using it in a vehicle that will drive on the highway is a crime and you can help stop that.
ADOT is now offering audio versions of the Weekend Travel Advisory and Roadwork Roundup.
There's a lot of logistics and planning that goes into large products, like the concrete deck pour for the expansion project of I-10 in Casa Grande.
Today we're reliving a 1983 milestone for the Superstition Freeway in Mesa.
Those signs saying don't park in tall brush or don't drag chains? There's a serious reason for them.