No vehicle restrictions in place from milepost 222 to 223.5

SR 88 from Fish Creek Vista (milepost 222) to milepost 227 near Reavis Trailhead Road remains an unpaved section of the Apache Trail.

Although there are currently no vehicle restrictions, severe weather or rockfall can affect conditions. ADOT recommends that drivers check the weather forecast before traveling, be confident in their vehicles and be comfortable negotiating the 1.5-mile section at Fish Creek Vista that is steep and more winding and narrow than other parts of SR 88.

For real-time highway conditions statewide, visit ADOT's Traveler Information Site at www.az511.gov or call 511.

Expect delays

The Arizona Department of Transportation reminds drivers traveling on US 93 northwest of Kingman to continue planning for overnight restrictions as work continues on a 23-mile paving project between Kingman and Chloride.

The following overnight restrictions are currently in effect:

• US 93, known locally as Beale Street in Kingman, is intermittently narrowed to one lane only with alternating north- and southbound travel between the community of Chloride and Fort Beale Drive (mileposts 48-71).

• The restrictions are in place from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday nights through Friday mornings.

• Flaggers and a pilot car are moving traffic through the work zone.

• The speed limit is reduced in the work zones.

• Vehicle wide restriction is 14 feet. 

• The restrictions are lifted each day after work hours and on weekends.

Business access will be maintained. However, there may be brief restrictions when paving work takes place directly in front of driveways and side streets.

ADOT reminds drivers to be prepared to make frequent stops when approaching and driving through the work zones and watch for construction personnel while work is underway.

Overnight paving operations are already underway.

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to prepare for around-the-clock lane restrictions with alternating directions of travel through the work zone along State Route 377 between Holbrook and Heber-Overgaard beginning Tuesday, May 26.

Temporary traffic signals will be in place 1 mile apart in the work zone to direct traffic through. The signals will be in operation throughout the remainder of the project. Drivers should expect delays of up to 15 minutes.

The 24/7 lane closure will be in place to protect vehicles from the steep drop-offs that will be present while crews construct the new shoulders.

The project is anticipated to be completed this fall.

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists that construction is underway on the US 93 Cane Springs Improvement project located north of Wikieup.

Crews will be working during the next several weeks to clear the work zone in preparation of mobilizing construction equipment to the area. Most of the construction will take place off of US 93 and will have limited impact to motorists. The speed limit will be reduced to allow for heavy equipment to safely access the work zone.

Located approximately 13 miles north of Wikieup, the project will include the following elements:

• Widening a 4-mile segment of US 93 from a two-lane undivided roadway to a 4-lane divided highway between mileposts 106 and 110.
• Constructing two new bridges over Cane Springs Wash and removing the existing bridge (milepost 109).
• Improving and/or installing drainage and sediment-control facilities, including culverts, pipes and ditches.
• Reconstructing the intersection turnout at Upper Trout Creek Road.

The project is expected to be completed in 2027.

This update extends the lane restriction end date from June.

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan for daytime lane restrictions to continue on State Route 289 (Ruby Road) near Peña Blanca Lake in Rio Rico from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays through July for work on a pavement rehabilitation project. 

Drivers should plan for the following:

• Lane restrictions on east- and westbound SR 289 (Ruby Road) between mileposts 1 and 10
• Flagging operation in the project area
• A 12-foot vehicle width restriction 
• 25 mph speed limit in the work zone

Drivers should allow extra travel time, use caution, be prepared to slow down and merge safely when approaching and traveling through all work zones.