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ADOT schedules Arizona highway safety meetings

INDEPENDENT NEWSMEDIA State transportation officials are looking for the public’s help in updating Arizona’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan and creating the state’s first Active Transportation Safety Action Plan. Several meetings have been scheduled at which the Arizona Department of Transportation will ask about safety concerns and priorities to help develop the plans.  Federal regulations require…

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ADOT seeking public input to update Arizona’s highway safety strategic plans

PHOENIX — The Arizona Department of Transportation wants the public to share their thoughts on the future of the state’s highways. ADOT is updating its Strategic Highway Safety Plan and creating Arizona’s first Active Transportation Safety Action Plan. The Strategic Highway Safety Plan is federally regulated to ensure the plan is updated every five years….

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Phoenix-area freeways to be closed this weekend as improvement projects resume. What to know

This weekend marks the full resumption of freeway closures for improvement projects in the Valley, after a temporary easing of restrictions last week during the Final Four event.Notable closures will take place on portions of Interstate 10, Loop 101, Loop 202 and State Route 143, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.ADOT advised drivers to…

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Highway 93 reopens after deadly motorcycle crash northwest of Phoenix

A highway northwest of Phoenix has reopened after a deadly motorcycle crash closed a portion of it on Sunday afternoon.The collision occurred around 2:45 p.m. on U.S. 93 near State Route 71. Details … [wpts_spin]{Read|See} the {entire|full} article {on|about} infrastructure development in Arizona, or, read more news about {Arizona real estate investing|real estate investing in…

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Internet Aid Cut: How the Loss of FCC’s ACP May Worsen the Mental Health Crisis

Kenneth Sigler is about to have a difficult choice to make. For the past year, the 41-year-old small business owner from Hernando, Mississippi, has been using the Federal Communications Commission’s Affordable Connectivity Program, which provides low-income households $30 a month for home internet or $70 for those living on tribal lands. One in five Americans…

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