From the Director

Facial recognition is critical to our efforts to protect Arizonans' identities and prevent fraud involving state-issued driver licenses and ID cards.

Safety is the No. 1 priority at ADOT. When it comes to work zones, vehicles speed by just inches away.

ADOT continues its efforts to educate the trucking industry about how safety compliance can reduce border inspection times and make roads safer.

We value the public input in our planning process. Please share your thoughts on ADOT's investments for the next five years.

MVD implements strategies to improve customer experience and reduce overtime costs.

We don’t need an Academy or selfie-taking accountants to tell us who has the best safety message.

This year ADOT will continue to make improvements in our state transportation system to ensure we keeps Arizona’s economy moving.

Here’s your chance to be creative while thinking of important safety messages.

ADOT crews assisting motorists is one way the agency makes transportation personal.

ADOT has embraced the Continuous Improvement culture and is streamlining its processes. Today's blog details more ways the agency is saving time and money.

The Arizona Department of Transportation has started a year-long pilot program that allows slightly heavier trucks to travel on interstates in Southern Arizona. The program began Sept. 1.

What does Arizona Cardinals left tackle and captain Jared Veldheer have in common with the Arizona Department of Transportation? We both know that seat belts save lives.

ADOT is working to examine our current processes and identify ways to do better for the customers we serve.

ADOT is in line to receive a $54 million federal grant to help fund two key widening projects on Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Tucson.

Continued investment in our state’s busiest corridors and those beyond our state borders will provide better mobility and help enhance economic development.

At ADOT, our crews remind everyone of the do’s and don’ts of driving through a dust storm with our "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" education campaign. ADOT is doing more than just an education campaign.

Here's why a pact signed by officials from Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas is an important step forward for transportation in the Southwest.

When a driver intentionally speeds and gets injured or dies in a traffic collision, is it an accident?

For ADOT, the National Household Travel Survey conducted by the U.S. Department of Transportation serves as an important planning tool.