… Here’s a little history: When the automobile was invented, there … to identify the car and owner.  In 1901, New York was the first state to require owners … or metal. For a couple of years (around 1931), Arizona made license plates out of copper, …

… Celebration is in order for 29 new groups who joined the Adopt a Highway Volunteer Program between August and October, but there are so many more reasons to … away for disposal by ADOT maintenance crews in Arizona's northern and southern regions. Thank …

… ADOT Kids is a website created to spark children’s curiosity in how things … drivers to secure their loads. We’re adding new activities to engage, educate and entertain them while they learn about Arizona’s transportation system. This summer, …

… EDITOR'S NOTE: During this unprecedented time, … you have handy to encourage people to keep Arizona looking great by not littering. Next Wednesday, April 22, we'll have a new activity about how engineers build bridges. …

… This blog is meant to encourage those who once flew to get the Arizona Travel ID, in case that is you! On … years, per federal law. You will be issued a new ID that will come in the mail before too …

… Bike Month! This serves as a great opportunity to remind Valley residents that the Arizona Department of Transportation’s … the bulk of the project’s focus is on adding new travel lanes and major traffic interchange …

… Here’s a trivia question: What Arizona bridge was doubled in width using an … this done and why? Let’s review a bit of history. The Cedar Canyon Bridge, located about 15 … and the deck rehabilitated. Instead of using new arches for the widening, an arch from the …