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Tempe is getting roughly $12 million in federal funds to make a nearly 4-mile stretch of Baseline Road safer for drivers, bikers and pedestrians alike.
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An insurance comparison site estimates state auto insurance rates will jump to over $2,200 by the end of this year.
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ADOT said it's trying to ease EV owners' range anxiety by installing chargers "no more than 50 miles apart."
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Over 17 million people are expected to be screened by the Transportation Security Administration this Labor Day weekend. That means the TSA must work closely with other people and entities to ensure safe travels.
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Construction of the I-10 bridges over the Salt River have been delayed by four months. This pushes the full completion of ADOT’s Broadway Curve Improvement project to early spring 2025.
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Prices are down about 2 cents from a week ago statewide.
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The program will offer credits to large companies that replace diesel-powered vehicles with electric or cleaner-burning models.
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Sedona is launching a new initiative to alleviate traffic on its roads by offering an Uber-like system for its shuttle services. For $2, and just $1 for seniors, folks will be able to use a cellphone app to call for a shuttle to come pick them up.
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Ray Delahanty is the founder and face of the YouTube channel CityNerd with nearly 300,000 subscribers and 30 million views. He recently visited Phoenix and joined The Show to talk more about his impressions.
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A longtime Valley car dealer accused of deceptive pricing and discriminatory practices has agreed to settle a complaint by the Federal Trade Commission and Arizona attorney general.