by FooteWork | Sep 26, 2019 | 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 | Sep 11, 2019 | Blog, Cottonwood MVD, Drivers License, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD, Travel ID, Uncategorized
n Arizona, there are two types of driver licenses and identification cards offered. First is the “old school” drivers license or id, which many people currently have in Arizona. The second is the new Travel ID
by FooteWork | Sep 6, 2019 | Blog, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD, road improvements
Roundabouts are becoming increasingly used in Arizona instead of intersections. There is a project finishing up in Prescott that has widened and added roundabouts to 89 highway along the stretch that connects Prescott to Chino Valley. Research has shown that they improve traffic and reduce accidents greatly.
by FooteWork | Sep 5, 2019 | ADOT Communications, Blog, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD
Prescott’s MVD Offices are to be closed September 09th – 13th due to ADOT staff training, according to ADOT.gov site. Your best bet is us!
by FooteWork | Aug 29, 2019 | 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 | Jul 18, 2019 | ADOT Communications, Blog, Drivers License, Prescott, Prescott MVD, Prescott Valley, Prescott Valley MVD, Uncategorized, Williams AZ
During summer months, temperatures in the Arizona desert can reach or exceed 100 degrees every day. Sunset does not bring immediate relief, as temperatures will hover around 100 degrees well into nighttime hours.