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Senior Resident Engineer Jimmy Naujokaitis is On the Road with ADOT, talking to host Doug Nintzel about early work and what to expect as this Loop 303 construction advances over the next several years.
If you’re new to trash cleanups, it’s not too late to get involved. Read about the most wonderful day of the year for Adopt a Highway volunteers and how to register in time for National CleanUp Day.
In honor of the upcoming centennial of Route 66, we’ve decided to look back on one of the iconic stops along the route that still stands proud to this day: the Old Trails Garage.

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During Work Zone Awareness Week, we are doing our best again to engage the public about how to stay safe in work zones.
It's National Volunteer Week, so we wanted to highlight some kudos one of our Adopt a Highway volunteers in Green Valley has received.
I value input from the public in this important step as we continue to study I-11.
For today's Throwback Thursday, we have a little "remember when?" for people who live south of Tucson.
See ADOT workers remove a massive rock in a way that minimized traffic delays and the potential for damage to the highway.
Valley drivers can expect to see lots of motorcyclist on the road this week. We're encouraging all drivers to make it a smooth ride for everyone on the highway.
A bridge along historic Route 66 is a great early example of vehicular bridges in our state.
Interstate 10 Broadway Curve: Interstate 17 (Split) to Loop 202 (Santan Freeway)Do you recognize this stretch of highway from 1972? The answer might surprise you.
National Work Zone Awareness Week is almost upon us once again, and this year’s theme is “Drive Like You Work Here.”
Ever wonder where our freeway signs come from and how they are made? The answer to both those questions lie within our sign shop.