ADOT announces a public meeting in Payson on June 6 to discuss SR 260 road improvements, with potential construction starting the next fiscal year and a final design by spring 2025.

Tucson's Tugo Bike Share System received a $200,000 grant from the Better Bike Share Partnership to promote cycling among lower-income residents and enhance shared micromobility in underserved communities.

Tucson Boulevard faces significant roadwork from Sixth Street to 22nd Street, causing expected traffic disruptions with lane closures and construction during weekdays.

Arizona's Department of Transportation announced no highway construction closures for Memorial Day weekend to smooth holiday travel, with safety tips and support by ADOT crews available.

Arizona enforces seat belt and child safety seat laws through the "Buckle Up Arizona...It’s the Law!" campaign, featuring increased police presence and citations.

Phoenix renamed a street to honor local boxing legend Michael Carbajal, reflecting his sports achievements and continued community mentorship through his gym.

ADOT plans a major weekend closure of northbound I-17 north of Loop 303 in Phoenix for pavement improvements, advising motorists to follow the detour route provided.

Northbound State Route 143 and part of Eastbound US 60 in Arizona will be closed for maintenance from the evening of May 17 to the early morning of May 20, with suggested detours provided by ADOT.

Phoenix residents faced gridlock due to a closed I-17 for pavement work, affecting travelers and local communities, but the road reopened earlier than expected.

ADOT announces a public hearing on May 17 for feedback on its tentative $7.9 billion construction plan focused on improving key Arizona highways and bridges, with virtual and in-person participation options.

The Arizona Department of Transportation warns Phoenix drivers of major freeway closures and lane restrictions starting May 10 for pavement and marking work.

The Arizona Department of Transportation has begun construction on new I-10 bridges over the Gila River, part of the I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Project, with disruptions scheduled for nighttime to minimize traffic impact.

New speed limits of 35 mph have been implemented on Lake Mary Road, near the Wolf Fire area, to ensure safety among thick smoke from USFS backburning and reduce risks of low visibility.