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High-profile projects on state’s tentative highway lineup

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Storm closes parts of several northern Arizona highways

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Arizona studies use of remote systems to guide merge traffic

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In this June 18, 2020, photo provided by Arizona Department of Transportation is the ADOT Dust Detection and Warning System on Interstate 10 between Eloy and Picacho Peak, in Tucson, Ariz. The $72 million warning system along 10 miles of I-10 between Phoenix and Tucson includes sensors and overhead electronic message boards that display alerts about blowing dust and tell drivers to slow down. Dust storms are common during the monsoon which started June 15. (Arizona Department of Transportation/Arizona Daily Star via AP)

ADOT: Dust warning system worked well during August storm

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Bridge inspections will close ramps on 2 Phoenix freeways

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ADOT: Highway worker fatally struck on I-10 south of Phoenix

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Arizona replanting cactuses, trees along new freeway’s route

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Ex-ADOT employee is accused of tampering with 16 MVD files

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The Latest: Arizona highway reopened near brush fire

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Permanent disability placards no longer require renewals

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Arizona stretch of I-10 will get dust-storm warning system

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Stop of fake delivery van nets marijuana seizure, arrest

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Thermal camera system helps stop wrong-way driver in Phoenix

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Arizona state highway closing at North Rim for winter

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Storm damage closes part of highway in northern Arizona

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Wrong-way vehicle system on I-17 to use red lights on ramps

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Arizona traffic fatalities continue to rise, state data says

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Brush fire close 2 highways in northeast-central Arizona

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Truck closes westbound I-10 in Phoenix; detour onto SR 143

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In this photo provided by the Arizona Department of Public Safety, two cars involved in a wrong-way crash that killed three people sit on Interstate 10 near Quartzsite, Ariz., on Saturday, March 24, 2018. The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the wreck occurred when a vehicle used an exit ramp to enter the freeway and then collided with another vehicle about 500 feet (152 meters) from the exit ramp. (Arizona Department of Public Safety via The AP)

The Latest: Arizona DPS: 3 killed in wrong-way wreck on I-10

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