If you have a question related to Arizona roadways, who you gonna call? The answer is: It depends.

Here at ADOT, we’re happy to answer questions about highways, the Motor Vehicle Division and more. But sometimes, people call us for information that we simply don’t have access to or for something happening on a roadway that is outside our jurisdiction. 

ADOT project with sign and barricades
Final approval of this Memorandum of Understanding, which follows a public comment period that began in October, continues an agreement known as Responsibility for Categorical Exclusions.
Samsung Wallet
Arizonans can now keep a digital driver license or state ID in Samsung Wallet on their Samsung Galaxy smartphone, making Arizona the first state to offer four options to keep your digital ID in your
After the recent exciting news that a Federal Highway Administration will fund an I-17 wildlife overpass and other improvements to reduce conflicts between vehicles and wildlife, we take a look at other projects ADOT has completed with the same goals in mind.
Loop 101 (Pima Freeway) in north Scottsdale (widening project to start ADOT photo)
A project to add new lanes and make interchange improvements along Loop 101 (Pima Freeway) between Shea Boulevard and Princess Drive/Pima Road in Scottsdale is scheduled to start in early January
Much like cleaning your home, keeping a highway clean is a never-ending job. But in the world of freeway maintenance, we have a tool more effective than any broom or feather duster: the mighty hydrovac.
In just over three years since ADOT launched AZMVDNow.gov, 4,016,114 Arizonans have activated free accounts to access the primary online portal for MVD customers. 
I-17 rolling closures for emergency APS repair work
Drivers traveling along Interstate 17 during the overnight hours need to be aware of rolling closures in both directions in the Black Canyon City area starting tonight at midnight. 
SR 89A Rockfall Mitigation Location north of Uptown Sedona (ADOT photo Dec. 2023)
A section of State Route 89A north of uptown Sedona is open to traffic again following nearly two weeks of rockfall mitigation work on a canyon wall above the highway. ADOT and its contractor worked
Travelers tell us they prefer litter-free highways (go figure) and these are the groups who stepped up between Aug. 1 and Oct. 31 to help reverse the ick factor.