Take a virtual drive on the South Mountain Freeway by While it will won’t be until late 2019 before South Mountain Freeway opens, a new video allows you to visualize the drive today. AZDOT Blog
First pavement goes down for the South Mountain Freeway by Crews have laid the first new pavement for the South Mountain Freeway. AZDOT Blog
Saguaro cactuses relocated for South Mountain Freeway by Landscapers are transplanting saguaros weighing up to 5,000 pounds so they can be reused once the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway is complete. AZDOT Blog
Taliesin West field trip helps give South Mountain Freeway a Frank Lloyd Wright touch by Collaborating with the Frank Lloyd Wright foundation on designs for the South Mountain Freeway took the project team to Taliesin West in Scottsdale. AZDOT Blog
Temporary digs for plants that will grace South Mountain Freeway by Crews are making significant progress relocating hundreds of native plants, trees and cactuses in the path of the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway. AZDOT Blog
From the Director: South Mountain Freeway will drive economic development by Construction will begin on the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway in early September after the U.S. District Court in Phoenix dismissed legal challenges against the long-planned corridor. AZDOT Blog
First responders benefit from training opportunities along South Mountain Freeway path by Personnel from more than a dozen agencies have benefited from training at properties that ADOT acquired along the 22-mile-long corridor for the South Mountain Freeway. 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
South Kingshighway License Office contract awarded by Missouri Department of Revenue
Work starts on south half of Loop 303/I-10 interchange by If you drive in the West Valley, you might have noticed some ramps near the Loop 303/I-10 interchange that don’t quite look finished. Ever wonder what’s going on there? AZDOT Blog