by FooteWork | ADOT Communications, Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Prescott, Prescott Valley, road improvements, road work
Governor Doug Ducey today announced significant improvements to Interstate 17 north of Phoenix. The governor was joined by the directors of the Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona Department of Public Safety and Arizona Office of Tourism along with business leaders, local elected officials and transportation stakeholders.
by FooteWork | Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Drivers License, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley
A recent study by ZenDrive found that Arizona ranks near the bottom when it comes to school zone safety. “Fifty-seven million kids walk, bike, take the bus or get a ride to school everyday in the U.S. It’s a necessary journey, and sometimes it can be dangerous
by FooteWork | AZGFD Safety Tips, Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Williams AZ
As many people are gearing up to spend time outdoors over the Memorial Day weekend, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) reminds everyone planning to ride an off-highway vehicle (OHV) to do so safely and responsibly.
by FooteWork | Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD
Arizona Republican Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Rita announced at a budget hearing on May 22, that a deal was reached with Governor Ducey to phase out the new 32 dollar fee, passed in January 2019, over the next two years.
by FooteWork | ADOT Communications, Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD
A modernized, mobile-friendly Arizona 511 Travel Information System website and phone line are now available from the Arizona Department of Transportation. The new system uses the latest technology to provide a customized experience with real-time updates from ADOT, the premier source of information on Arizona’s highway system.
by FooteWork | Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Drivers License, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley MVD, Uncategorized
Are you or someone in your family ready to start driving? In Arizona, drivers can start driving at age 15 1/2 years old. Before obtaining an unrestricted driver’s license, Arizona requires new drivers to first get a graduated instruction permit, followed by a graduated driver license.