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ADOT is participating in the "One Less Spark, One Less Wildfire" campaign to show how drivers can prevent wildfires.

Transportation Management Plans help manage and minimize the impact of ADOT construction.

During last week's I-10 closure, ADOT took advantage of having an empty freeway by installing some new signs.

The boom axe, with its long “arm” allows crews to cut down trees and brush without leaving the roadway.

Late last month, work to demolish the I-10 bridges over Perryville Road got underway in the west Valley.

We’ve got an interesting time-lapse video to share with you today that shows the installation of a wildlife underpass on SR 86.

For over 25 years, ADOT has been using rubberized asphalt on the Arizona highway system. Take a look at how it's made.

New devices on trucks used by ADOT to apply oil on highway pavement to extend the lifespan of the road surface are reducing taxpayer costs, saving time and helping the environment.

Governor Jan Brewer, Mesa officials and the public helped ADOT dedicated the new Gateway Freeway during a preview event.

ADOT will soon begin a project that will restore the pavement along a 3.5-mile segment of SR 89A through the Oak Creek Canyon switchbacks.

Our new "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" video helps spread dust storm safety message.

New freeway ramps to improve the flow of traffic near University of Phoenix Stadium and Jobing.com Arena in Glendale are now open.

The Chevelon Creek Bridge has been around almost as long as Arizona has been an official state, but age isn’t the only noteworthy aspect of this structure.

You might think that highway construction is all about big machinery, heavy-duty vehicles, massive structures and materials by the ton – but it’s not.

One of the most visible projects on Interstate 17 is moving onto the final phase of construction.

The future Loop 101 HOV-lane ramps at the Maryland Avenue Bridge have truly taken shape near the Westgate City Center, Jobing.com Arena and University of Phoenix Stadium.

Crews recently removed lead paint from the 100-year-old Chevelon Creek Bridge near Winslow.

There’s a chance for snow in parts of the state today and tomorrow, which means ADOT’s snowplow drivers are getting ready for the storm ahead.

You know that there are layers of dirt and rock lie beneath the surface you drive on, but would you guess that some roads are built on top of a special material (in addition to all the dirt and rocks)?

As part of an ongoing effort to modernize the I-15 Virgin River Gorge corridor, ADOT will begin a series of bridge rehabilitation projects in early 2014.