The "On the Road With ADOT" podcast has surpassed 100 episodes, covering the Arizona transportation system's updates and projects, including the I-17 wildlife overpass.

ADOT completed a $2.1 million pavement upgrade on Business Route 40 in Holbrook, enhancing local traffic and sidewalks while installing ADA-compliant ramps.

ADOT approved the $65 million expansion of Cesar Chavez Boulevard in San Luis, AZ, aiming to ease traffic and enhance safety; the project starts in 2026 and includes a new four-lane road and improved intersections.

ADOT details freeway improvement projects in Phoenix set to start in 2026, including the use of Proposition 479 funds for expansions and congestion relief.

ADOT announces no freeway closures in Phoenix from Dec. 19-22, citing travel ease. Prop 400 and 479 fund such improvements. Real-time road info is available on AZ511.gov and the az511 app.

ADOT ensures no highway construction closures during holidays for smooth travel, though unexpected incidents may still cause restrictions. Travelers are advised to check vehicles and carry emergency kits; ADOT's IRU will assist as needed.

ADOT announces weekend road restrictions in Phoenix, with no full freeway closures but several lane and ramp closures due to maintenance and widening projects.

ADOT has opened a new lane on the northbound I-17 off-ramp to Loop 303 and Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix, aiming to ease peak hour traffic congestion.

ADOT equips 400 snowplow operators with 200 snowplows for Arizona winter. Motorists are advised to prepare vehicles and carry travel kits, check az511.gov for road conditions, and give snowplows space to operate safely.

Arizona's Loop 202 widening project is halfway complete, aiming to reduce congestion with new lanes and technology, and is set to finish by spring 2027.

ADOT introduced three new specialty license plates supporting Ovarian Cancer Awareness, the Verde Valley Wine Trail, and the Phoenix Suns/Mercury Foundation.

Expect travel delays in Flagstaff due to US 89 northbound intermittent closures for maintenance from Dec. 2-3.

ADOT states more than half of the I-17 wildlife overpass near Flagstaff is complete, with full completion expected by fall 2026. The bridge, paused for winter, will safely connect local fauna across the interstate.