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US 60 Pavement Rehabilitation: Morristown to Wickenburg

Project Cost: $10,400,000

The Arizona Department of Transportation has initiated a pavement rehabilitation project on US Route 60 between Wickenburg and Morristown (mileposts 110-121). The work consists of removing and replacing the pavement, installing pavement markings and other related work.

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Digital message boards on the highway encourages motorists to slow down and put the phone down

Watch your speed and keep your eyes on the road over Labor Day weekend

Labor Day weekend usually marks the “unofficial end to summer” with family gatherings and road trips — and if you’re traveling this holiday, we want to remind you to slow down and drive alert.

ADOT celebrates Phoenix-area volunteers

ADOT volunteers work along state roadways with friends and family to bag hundreds of pounds of trash. Meet some of the groups dedicated to making a difference and loving what they do.

I-17 Pavement Rehabilitation: Sunset Point - SR 69

This project is shut down for the winter.

Project Cost: $10,000,000

The Arizona Department of Transportation has initiated a pavement rehabilitation project on Interstate 17 between Sunset Point and the State Route 69 interchange (mileposts 252-262).

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Paving operations start May 3

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers traveling in Globe to expect the following restrictions on US 60, between Santee Street and US 70 (mileposts 250-252), for milling and paving operations:

US 60 east- and westbound lane restrictions nightly from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. beginning Sunday, May 3.
- Temporary driveway restrictions will be in place when heavy equipment is directly in front of businesses or residences.
- Law enforcement officers will be on-site and detours will be in place when crews are working at intersections.
One travel lane will be maintained in each direction.
The speed limit will be reduced to 25 mph in the work zone.
Restrictions will be lifted each day after work hours.

Map showing electric vehicle charging corridors

25 August 2025

ADOT seeks input on plan for nine new EV charging corridors

ADOT welcomes input through Sept. 8 on its proposed 2025 update to its plan to establish a network of fast-charging stations for electric vehicles. This update would add nine highway corridors that

PODCAST: All aboard - er, about - ADOT's passenger rail study

This episode of On the Road With ADOT looks at where we've been and where we're going on passenger rail. The next step will yield a Service Development Plan addressing things such as stations, frequency of service and the cost of establishing service.