Bags of litter
Thirty-one volunteers removed 49 large bags filled with litter, several shopping carts, three electric rental scooters, yards of metal pipe and much, much more during a special Earth Day Adopt a
airport baggage claim
The Arizona Travel ID is in high demand with two weeks remaining until the May 7 deadline for domestic air travelers to comply with federal REAL ID requirements. Without the Arizona Travel ID or

If you travel on Arizona highways this week, you might see ADOT’s overhead message signs displaying a traffic safety message encouraging motorists to slow down in work zones.

Map showing planned route
The Arizona Department of Transportation has finalized an Environmental Assessment and Design Concept Report identifying the route and configuration for a roadway that will connect a new Douglas
An orange sign in a highway work zone warning of road work ahead.
During National Work Zone Awareness Week, ADOT is calling on motorists to stay alert when driving through work zones. The theme of Work Zone Awareness Week is “Respect the zone so we all get home.” 
Public Information Officer Garin Groff has updates on a major I-10 improvement underway on the Tucson area's northwest side, a major interchange under construction in Kingman and our project replacing two US 60 bridges just east of Superior. 

Springtime temperatures are great for outdoor activities.

Go on a nice walk with your pets. Take your family to the local park. Catch Arizona’s amazing sunsets after a nice hike.

Book cover
Featuring stunning Arizona Highways photography, Arizona Guidebook, Part Two features nine regions: Phoenix, Tucson, the Mogollon Rim, the White Mountains, Globe and Safford, Northwestern Arizona
Beginning May 7 you will need a federally-compliant credential – like the Arizona Travel ID – to get past TSA checkpoints at airports for domestic flights. This credential is distinguished by a star in the upper right corner and is available to Arizona residents as a driver license or identification card.  
It was on April 15, 1925, that the State Highway Department launched a magazine that through the years has become world-renowned for photography and stories celebrating Arizona as a place to visit and explore.