Owners for 32,749 vehicles in Washington to receive a DOL notice about unpaid fee by DOL Blog OLYMPIA— Beginning last week, owners for 32,749 vehicles in Washington started receiving a letter from the Department of Licensing asking them to pay a $ 15 fee that wasn’t collected due to a processing error. These owners brought … Read more
For the person who has everthing, how about a specialty plate? by In this most wonderful time of the year, how about a specialty plate for someone on your list? AZDOT Blog
Inflating awareness about tire pressure by Gators in Arizona? It happens on our roads in the summer. AZDOT Blog
A few things to consider about insurance before towing by Sponsored Content Some friends recently had discussion – more like a heated debate – about whether or not a specially purchased roadside insurance assistance package before their upcoming road trip was a good idea. Once bickering stopped, we determined one friend had an auto insurance … Read more
Forget Elio; How about a simple ,490 T3-1 Micro? by James Raia Micro vehicles are nothing new. But they’re getting more innovative, including the newest electric scooter from ZEV (Zero Emissions Vehicles), the T3-1 Micro. A miniature car, or as one prominent tech site called it, “a quarter of a minivan,” the T3-1 in an … Read more
ADOT’s Ina/I-10 project protects desert dwellers batty about a bridge by ADOT goes to bat for winged mammals parked under Marana bridge. AZDOT Blog
Driving Safety Home: Messages on overhead signs are all about safety by Messages on ADOT electronic message boards may be fun but they’re always focused on safety. AZDOT Blog
ADOT, archaeologists look to learn more about past before South Mountain Freeway construction by The Arizona Department of Transportation is currently conducting archaeological work in advance of the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway project AZDOT Blog
Message board campaigns designed to promote conversations about safety by Did you see the overhead sign messages aimed at spring breakers last weekend? A quick trip through our social media mentions shows us that many of you did. AZDOT Blog
Update: No federal announcement about new identification requirements for air travel by olybrad Starting January 10, 2016, standard Washington state driver licenses and ID cards may no longer be accepted as a standalone identity document at a limited number of secure federal facilities. This change does not affect commercial airline travel. The Department of Homeland … Read more