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In Arizona’s infamous summer heat, you can work up a sweat very quickly and easily from basic yardwork or even a short walk, making that first sip of water a refreshing relief. Understanding the importance of water during these months, the...
During Arizona summers, it’s not uncommon for wildland fires to result in the closures of highways. When this happens, we’re usually asked why the highway is closed or restricted when the fire isn’t on the road. It’s a fair question and the...
Hey kids! Have you seen the creative safety messages that are sometimes displayed on the highway overhead message boards? The messages sometimes relate to concerts and sporting events happening in the Valley or they’ll reference certain...

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We have an update for you on the Hell Canyon Bridge replacement project that isn’t infernal at all!
Vehicle registration is a topic that matters to just about every vehicle-owner in this state. Today, we're sharing some frequently asked questions on the subject (along with the answers!).
It’s been a while since we last checked in up north on the I-17/JW Powell traffic interchange improvement project.
Learn about the benefits that modern roundabouts offer traffic planners and engineers.
Rustication and graphic elements are used to help create visual interest and a sense of place.
Originally published one year ago, this blog post highlights a very big milestone.
ADOT, in partnership with the Federal Railroad Admin., has released the Draft Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement for Passenger Rail Corridor Study.
Improvements to SR 80 through Tombstone include the replacement of water-damaged adobe at the base of Schieffelin Hall, one of the most significant historic buildings in “The Town Too Tough to Die.”
Sharing the road needs to be a focus year-round, and right now, as many children head back to school, it’s the perfect time for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists to review and improve habits.
New plates include Arizona Coyotes, Midwestern University, U.S. Marine Corps and Firefighter Safety Training.