The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has recently kicked off a project to reconstruct and widen I-10 between Kino Parkway (milepost 262) and Country Club Road (milepost 265) southeast of downtown Tucson.
The $600 million project is the largest highway construction project in read more…
The article: Arizona DOT Begins I-10 Widening Project in Tucson, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has finished reconstructing the interchange of I-10 and Orange Grove Road, reopening the busy interchange to traffic early Wednesday morning.
The interchange is part of a $171 million ADOT project to improve traffic flow and safety by read more…
The article: Arizona DOT Reopens Improved I-10 Orange Grove Interchange, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The new year promises to be one of major improvements to I-10 in the Tucson area, with construction crews finishing one improvement project on the northwest side while turning earth on a new one south of downtown.
The first big change starts with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) read more…
The article: Tucson Area I-10 Project On Track for 2025 Completion, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is preparing to move forward with a project in 2025 that will reconstruct and widen I-10 between Kino Parkway and Country Club Road southeast of downtown Tucson.
On Friday, August 16, the State Transportation Board awarded the $600 million read more…
The article: Contractor Approved for Upcoming I-10 Reconstruction Project in Tucson, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
Some of the most visible work to rebuild a section of I-10 in the Tucson area is quickly progressing as work crews have now set more than 80 bridge girders in place and installed large sections of the new concrete driving surface.
Work is now 40 percent complete on the Arizona Department of read more…
The article: Major Progress Underway on I-10 reconstruction in Tucson, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) reports that major improvements are in the works for those who use I-10 in the Tucson area, where new lanes and a rebuilt interchange are on track to open by the end of the coming year.
Motorists can expect a year of many changes as part of the read more…
The article: 2024 Will Transform I-10 Segment Between Ina, Ruthrauff, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
Tucson is a city known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant desert scenery. Amidst this arid beauty lies a hidden gem… Tucson Botanical Gardens. This oasis of greenery and tranquility offers visitors a unique opportunity to connect with nature, explore diverse plant life, and appreciate the read more…
The article: Tucson Botanical Gardens – Tucson, AZ, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The Interstate 10 reconstruction project in Tucson is all about making our local transportation better. This project started in the spring and has already made great progress, transforming a 4-mile stretch of Interstate 10. It’s a big project, but the goal is clear – to make the highway between I read more…
The article: Simplifying the I-10 Reconstruction Project in Tucson, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
A ride down I-10 in this neck of the woods is a little on the monotonous side. Why not break up an otherwise uneventful drive with a little diversion? Tucson would be a great option. It sits smack dab in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, and that means you’ll get to soak up some seriously awesome read more…
The article: 5 Really Cool Things to Do in Tucson, Arizona, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
The Arizona Department of Transportation reports that the Orange Grove Road interchange is now closed at Interstate 10 as major work has begun on a project to rebuild and widen I-10 from Ruthrauff to Ina roads in the Tucson area.
The closure includes all exit and entrance ramps except for the read more…
The article: Long-Term I-10 Exit Closure for Major Widening Project in Tucson, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide