An Arizona Department of Transportation detective’s efforts resulted in the arrest of a man accused of using his brother’s identity six years ago.

Starting Oct. 1, electric vehicles and other alternative fuel vehicles with only a driver will lose access to high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes during restricted times unless Congress ...

PHOENIX — Electric vehicle owners who drive alone will no longer be able to use the HOV lane soon. A rule allowing ...

The Arizona Department of Transportation is not only warning customers about scam text messages, they are providing resources ...

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ADOT warns of heavy traffic in Phoenix due to a Cardinals vs. Seahawks game on Sept. 25, suggesting early travel and ...

There will be two freeway closures scheduled on Phoenix-area freeways this weekend, according to ADOT. There are other ...

State officials approved Tesla's application to test its robotaxis locally — but only with human safety drivers, and not yet as a ridesharing service.

An Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) detective's investigation has led to the arrest of Raymond Hernandez, accused of identity theft dating back to 2019.

The approval by ADOT comes after Tesla applied with state regulators to operate self-driving vehicles with or without safety ...

Tesla just got clearance to start testing autonomous cars in Arizona. A safety driver will sit in the front seat while the ...

Six ADOT employees received the Medal of Valor for forming a human chain to save a woman from a canal in Gila Bend, earning ...