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For the third straight year, MVD offices across the state collected those magical aluminum tabs for an entire year for the Ronald McDonald House Charities to help provide families traveling for their child’s medical needs a welcoming home away from home.
By popular demand, we invited Greg Byres, ADOT State Engineer and Deputy Director for Transportation, to discuss big projects that are continuing, set to get underway or wrapping up all around our fair state
Recently, the Philippine Mars seaplane was transported from Lake Pleasant north of Phoenix to the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson.

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Last week, what remained of the old Hell Canyon Bridge on State Route 89 went out with a bang – literally.
Today’s blog, for our Spanish-speaking audience, reminds us how important seat belts or child seats are for kids.
Help guide the future of transportation by taking a quick, interactive survey that will help determine transportation investment priorities.
Arizona Pollution Prevention (P2) Week is underway, and ADOT offers ways to keep our state litter-free.
Child Passenger Safety Week is a reminder of the importance of proper use of car seats for children.
These easy, online tools can help you research a used car's history before you make a purchase.
Our ADOT photographers perfectly captured the reflection of an employee on the job in this week's Art of Transportation.
Major upgrades have just been completed on a four-mile, four-lane stretch of US 89 in Cameron.
ADOT has embraced the Continuous Improvement culture and is streamlining its processes. Today's blog details more ways the agency is saving time and money.
Crews are replacing a 61-year-old bridge over the San Pedro River with a better bridge – without ever stopping traffic from using the old one.