Project Cost: $4,460,000 Project Overview The Arizona Department of Transportation, in partnership with the Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program, has initiated a safety project to establish roadway departure zones along portions of State Route 87 (mileposts 247-251, 283-316), State Route 260 (milepost 240-252) and State Route 179 (milepost 299-305).
The Arizona Department of Transportation, in partnership with the Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program, has initiated a safety project to establish roadway departure zones along portions of State Route 87 , State Route 260 and State Route 179 .
Due to existing trees, shrubs and other vegetation along these highways, the existing roadway departure zones do not meet state or federal standards. As a result, ADOT needs to remove the vegetation to re-establish the departure zone.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Editorial: If Illinois redesigns its state flag, what best captures the ‘state’ of Illinois?The effort to change the state flag recently took an important step, with Gov. J.B. Pritzker signing a bill that sets up a commission to look into a design for a new flag. Political cartoonist and amateur vexillologist Scott Stantis has some suggested designs.
Read more »
Pac-12: Washington State, Oregon State will have company when next round of realignment strikesWashington State and Oregon State were left behind in this round of realignment, but other schools will eventually suffer the same fate.
Read more »
“Queendom Puzzle” Makes Change To Name Of Project Group Ahead Of Finale“Queendom Puzzle” Makes Change To Name Of Project Group Ahead Of Finale
Read more »
Disappearance of $900K Puts Focus on Vintage Bitcoin Project LibbitcoinInformation security firm Distrust says wallets generated by the Libbitcoin explorer have been compromised and around $900,000 has already been stolen. $BTC $ETH $SOL FrederickMunawa reports.
Read more »
Morgan Wallen donates $500k for Nashville youth sports complex revitalization projectMorgan Wallen Foundation made $500,000 donation to help restore historic Black baseball and softball complex, Parkwood Community Club, in north Nashville.
Read more »
Hydroelectric project would flood homes and ‘last bit of nature’ on part of SusquehannaBackers of a proposed hydroelectric plant in York County say it would pump millions into the economy, but conservationists and homeowners are fighting against it.
Read more »