We’ve all seen those attention-grabbing safety messages on Arizona freeways. And if you’ve got a clever idea of your own, ADOT would like to hear it.
The agency’s 10th-annual safety message contest is now open.
“This contest gives us an opportunity to engage with Arizonans about those unsafe driving behaviors and talk about how we can all make better decisions behind the wheel," said Kelsey Mo of ADOT.
Mo says ADOT officials are excited to receive submissions and enjoy seeing the engagement. The contest is open through Tuesday. To submit, visit azdot.gov/SignContest.
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