Photo of construction on I-10 between Ina and Ruthrauff roads
The new year promises to be one of major improvements to Interstate 10 in the Tucson area, with construction crews finishing one improvement project on the northwest side while turning earth on a new
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Rendering of interchange from I-40 westbound to US 93 in Kingman
The new year will bring welcome improvements for drivers who use US 93 between the Phoenix area and Las Vegas. The Arizona Department of Transportation will reach the halfway point on a large

We’ve got your New Year’s resolution in the bag!

Longtime volunteer group leader Melissa Owen welcomes you to join the Jan. 25 “All the Way to the Border” cleanup held along 45-miles of State Route 286 between Three Points Junction and Sasabe at the Arizona/Mexico border. 

Project Map - Mews Road, Higley to 172nd Street Paving Project
The Arizona Department of Transportation, in partnership with the Maricopa County Department of Transportation and the town of Gilbert, is planning improvements to Mews Road between Higley Road and 172nd Street.

December is drawing to a close and the holidays are in full swing. Countless Arizonans are traveling to gather with family and friends, and it’s a great time to remind motorists about safe driving practices.

If you’re out on the highways this week, you may notice holiday-themed traffic safety messages on our overhead message signs leading up to Christmas and Hanukkah. 

This episode of On the Road With ADOT features Anthony Casselman, who is relatively new in his role as administrator for ADOT's Southcentral District. He chats with Doug Nintzel about what a district administrator does, how ADOT's maintenance and construction districts operate, and large improvement projects underway and planned in his district. 

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Couches, fridges, mattresses, oh my!

These aren’t just high-dollar items on sale this holiday season — they’re the objects that we see frequently dropped on highways because they weren’t secured properly. Sometimes these appliances and furniture are brand new, going home from the store.

Adopt a Highway volunteers at work
ADOT's Adopt a Highway volunteer program has hundreds of miles of state highways available for adoption statewide. It’s a great way to give back by picking up roadside litter with friends, relatives