Learn about the new TeleMVD service: ADOT MVD services now available virtually in Fredonia, AZ.

Casa Grande residents are encouraged to participate in the Safe Routes to School survey to enhance safety for students.

Casa Grande is considering a new Right-of-Way Occupancy Ordinance with updated fees, stricter oversight, and improved coordination to protect public infrastructure. The proposal includes pavement cut and use fees, engineering standard updates, and measures to encourage faster project completion.

The public comment period is now open for CG LINK service expansion. Share your feedback before August 22, 2025.

Casa Grande has become the first city in Arizona to adopt AI-powered street assessment technology through a $140,000 contract with Cyvl Inc. The new system will modernize pavement evaluations using vehicle-mounted sensors and streamline infrastructure planning.

The Casa Grande City Council unanimously approved a $4.05 million Thornton Road widening project from Main Street to Cottonwood Lane, adding a second through lane in each direction plus 4-foot shoulders. The project receives 94.3% federal funding through Highway Infrastructure Programs, with the city contributing $259,390 in local match and administration fees.

Have your say in the North-South corridor project in Pinal County. Public comments are being sought for transportation enhancement.

Find out how AJ Public Works is planning for FY 2026 with detailed insights into street maintenance and capital improvement projects.

Casa Grande's $5.8 million Trekell Road improvements are almost complete. Learn about enhanced safety and traffic flow.

Drivers traveling on I-10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor should plan for lane restrictions overnight July 15-16.

Attend the Public Hearing for CG LINK Transit Service on July 23 to discuss potential service area expansions and changes.

Traffic fatalities in Arizona dip for second year in a row, with a 6.12% decrease from last year. Read more about the report.

Public invited to provide comments on Arizona’s Critical Urban and Rural Freight Corridor Networks. Review the draft until July 23, 2025.

Arizona Travel IDs surpass 3 million! Ensure you have yours to meet travel ID requirements for faster airport processing.

Learn how the historic Arizona State budget transforms the SR347 commuting corridor with full funding for vital improvements.

The Phoenix-Tucson passenger rail study moves forward as ADOT receives federal approval for the next phase of development.

Casa Grande LINK Transit expands service area starting June 23. Discover new routes and transportation options today.

The Transportation Board OKs an update to the five-year construction program, highlighting $11.5 billion for pavement and bridge improvements.

Victory for Maricopa! The funding approval for State Route 347 marks a significant achievement for local advocates and the community.

Mark your calendar for the May 16 public hearing on the Tentative Five-Year Construction Program and share your comments.

Stay informed with I-10 Truck Parking Availability System information now on az511.gov, improving safety for truckers in Arizona.

Discover Arizona Highways' 100-year digital archive. Browse issues, articles, and photographs celebrating our state's rich culture and scenery.

Explore ADOT News: Small & Disadvantaged Business Transportation EXPO on May 20. Learn about federal transportation contracts.

Join the conversation! ADOT seeks public input on North-South Corridor in Pinal County to shape its future plans.

Explore Pinal County's 2025 Five-Year Transportation Plan. Public comments welcome during the outlined review period.

With the Autism Support specialty license plate, ADOT offers a way to support autism causes. Learn more about this new option.

Find out how the pending federal change affects alternative fuel vehicles in HOV lanes and what you need to know.

Pinal County Supervisors pledge $20 million for SR 347 improvements to enhance travel safety and connectivity.

I-10 will soon feature three lanes coming between Phoenix and Casa Grande. Get the latest updates on the construction progress.

Get involved! Public comment period begins for ADOT’s Tentative Five-Year Construction Program. Your input matters for highway improvements.