I-10

Motorists who use Interstate 10 at night in west Phoenix should allow extra travel time or consider alternate routes due to restrictions near 59th Avenue, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

When motorists enjoy a wider I-10 in Casa Grande beginning next year, it'll be thanks in part to piers and pier caps supporting an expanded bridge at Jimmie Kerr Boulevard.

We’re replacing stop signs at the ends of exit ramps at Rita, Wilmot and Kolb roads to move traffic more efficiently in a growing area.

Growing area requires signals for traffic flow

One of Arizona's newest bridges is longer than two football fields.

Downtown Phoenix looks dramatically different than it did 30 years ago, however you may still recognize a few landmarks.

Building a bridge requires quite a bit of weightlifting when it comes to setting girders that will carry the deck and traffic.

Temporary bridge allows construction without adding delays for drivers

Restrictions to continue through summer

Girders over Santa Cruz River next week

It's one of two projects that will make the interstate three lanes in each direction between Tucson and Casa Grande.

Paving begins Monday, May 7

An Interstate 10 pavement-improvement project between State Route 587 (Casa Blanca Road) and the Gila River bridge south of Chandler will require overnight lane restrictions in both directions next week, April 16-19, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Grubbing. Yeah, it's a real word. We looked it up. ADOT will be grubbing along I-10 in preparation for new lanes.

Second I-10 widening project in Pinal County

ADOT is widening Interstate 10 near Eloy, but motorists won't see much for delays during construction.

As a resident engineer, Kole Dea is responsible for administering construction projects and ensuring that every ADOT contractor follows engineering plans precisely.

A new bridge used only for construction will help expedite a project widening I-10 and creating a new interchange at SR 87.

After moving more than 450,000 cubic yards of earth, enough to fill up 150 Olympic-size swimming pools, construction on the Southern Avenue traffic interchange for the South Mountain Freeway remains on track to reopen Southern next month between 61st Avenue and 64th Place in Laveen.

On your next trip between Phoenix and Tucson, you'll see construction is underway on the project to widen I-10 and build a new interchange at SR 87 and Eloy.