The I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project in Phoenix is nearing completion and is expected to ease traffic by spring 2025. New roads and upgrades aim to accommodate the rising traffic demands.

Upcoming 60-day closure of Loop 202 on-ramp at Cooper Road in Gilbert starts January 5 for freeway expansion. Use McQueen or Gilbert roads. More closures to follow.

Interstate 10 improvements in Tucson are underway, with ADOT leading a $171 million expansion project expected to be completed by 2025, including new lanes and interchange revamps.

US 60 near Apache Junction has reopened after a collision, as confirmed by the Arizona Department of Transportation. The crash briefly closed the highway in both directions, causing traffic delays.

Peoria plans to construct a roundabout at the Vistancia Boulevard and Lone Mountain Parkway intersection due to a spike in accidents, following a unanimous City Council vote and community petitioning.

An overturned semi-truck caused delays on Loop 202 near Buckeye Road in Phoenix, impacting several lanes including the HOV. The crash occurred after the vehicle's brakes locked up, but the driver only sustained minor injuries.

State Route 89 in Prescott has reopened before Christmas after repairs from an effluent line break, but lacks road stripes, prompting driving caution.

Residents in Glendale are concerned about frequent speeding, with cars often exceeding the 25 mph limit. The local police have been informed and measures like speed bumps are suggested for long-term solutions.

A Phoenix freeway was closed in both directions due to a police incident with a man on an overpass. Traffic was heavily delayed but resumed after the situation ended peacefully.

ADOT receives a $27 million grant to study low-carbon paving materials as part of a federal push for greener transportation.

ADOT confirms no full freeway closures in the Phoenix area from Dec. 20 to Jan. 6 to ease holiday traffic, with some night work possible. Safety reminders issued.

Avondale is relocating its speed safety cameras to new sites on Dysart Road, aiming to reduce speeding and enhance road safety, effective December 23, 2024.

A pedestrian was killed on Loop 202 in Mesa, leading to a prolonged closure of the westbound lanes during the morning commute.