The Arizona Department of Transportation has started a construction project to improve US 60X (also referred to as Old US 60, Apache Trail or Main Street) between Sossaman and Meridian roads.

This project is complete

The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed a project to remove and replace the existing top layer of pavement along US 93 between Moore Ranch Road and milepost 190 (mileposts 184-190) north of Wickenburg. The purpose of the project is to improve the condition of the pavement and extend its service life.

State Route 24 (SR 24), also referred to as the Gateway Freeway, is currently a 5-mile interim roadway between Loop 202 and Ironwood Drive. This section features two lanes in each direction with a center median, bridges over Ellsworth and Mountain roads and at-grade intersections at the following locations:

ADOT has dedicated nearly half a billion dollars to widening and improving US 93 from Wickenburg to Hoover Dam over the last several years. ADOT's long-term vision is to transform this highly traveled route into a four-lane divided highway through the entire 200-mile stretch. The US 93 series of projects is a priority for ADOT and has significantly improved our state highway system to move people, goods and services more efficiently.

ADOT has initiated a design project to construct a new segment of Loop 303 between Maricopa County Road 85 (MC 85) and Van Buren Street in Goodyear.

The Arizona Department of Transportation, in coordination with the Maricopa Association of Governments and the cities of Phoenix and Peoria, is improving Loop 303 between Lake Pleasant Parkway and Interstate 17 by adding an additional general purpose lane in each direction, bridges to accommodate a future interchange at 67th Avenue, and a new Loop 303/I-17 system-to-system interchange. The project seeks to address growing traffic demands on Loop 303.

The Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) adds 22 miles of freeway to the existing Phoenix metropolitan transportation system. The freeway connects the east and west valley while providing much needed relief to existing freeway corridors and local streets.

Project Cost: $43,950,204.76

The Arizona Department of Transportation, in coordination with the city of Kingman and the Federal Highway Administration, is constructing the new Rancho Santa Fe Traffic Interchange on Interstate 40 (Exit 57) in east Kingman.

Construction started in December 2024 and is scheduled to be completed in mid- 2026.

ADOT has initiated a project to widen and make other improvements to the Loop 202 between Loop 101 and Val Vista Drive in the city of Chandler and town of Gilbert.