From the Archives: Construction through the mountains of northwestern Arizona by Road construction can be a challenge on a good day, but is especially challenging when building a road through the mountains. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Aerial view of Interstate 19 by We’re taking it back to the mid-60s today and construction of the only highway in the country still using the metric system. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Interstate 17 in downtown Phoenix by While a lot has changed on I-17 in downtown Phoenix, a few things have endured over the years. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Black Canyon Highway at Thomas by Our blog series “From the ADOT Archives” takes you back to downtown Phoenix in 1960. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Mapping in the ’70s by Advances in mapping and cartography parallel those in technology. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: 1970’s safety messages by Many have taken notice of the safety messages on ADOT’s overhead message boards, but the agency has been trying to get drivers’ attention for many years. AZDOT Blog
From the ADOT Archives: The ‘Stack’ construction by Styles from the 1990 are back in, so we’re taking a look back at what was going on in Phoenix transportation in the ’90s. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Talking safety at the Arizona State Fair is an ADOT tradition by The Arizona State Fair is a tradition for many including ADOT. We’re taking you back to the ’70s this week. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: Technology moves MVD customer service ahead by The MVD is finding ways to leverage new technology to improve processes and improve the customer experience. AZDOT Blog
From the Archives: US 89 by Arizona Transportation History reports gives a look at the history of US 89. AZDOT Blog