Skip navigation and go directly to page content
City of Tucson
City Home| E-Services| City Calendar| Visitors| Business| Site Map| City Contacts

Department of Transportation

Director Jim Glock, P.E.

  • TDOT Home
  • Hot Topics
  • TDOT Map Center
  • News Releases & Publications
  • Bicycles & Pedestrians
  • Parking
  • Planning
  • Projects
  • Real Estate
  • New Street Construction
  • Street Maintenance
  • Stormwater
  • Transit
  • Traffic Engineering
  • Permits & Codes
  • Maps and Records
  • Other
  • About TDOT


I-10 Widening Project I10 Widening
Public Service Anouncements
Netcast RSS Feed
Videocast RSS Feed

Regional Transportation Authority

BikeFest 2009
Clean Air Days
APWA Bike League Logo
Stormwater PSA Don't get swept away, find a safer place to play
Construction Projects
  • I-10 & Twin Peaks: Phase 2 Paving...
  • Saguaro National Park Road Repair...
  • I-10 Gila River Bridge Rehabilitation - UPDATE...

TDOT Public Files

Committed to keeping Tucson on the go.

Welcome to the City of Tucson
Department of Transportation Home Page

The Tucson Department of Transportation (TDOT) keeps Tucson moving smoothly and safely. TDOT's nearly 400 employees oversee the maintenance and reconstruction of nearly 4,400 lane miles of streets, and are responsible for hundreds of drainage structures, public art pieces, street lights and signs, and traffic signs and signals in Tucson. TDOT also operates the city's transit services, SunTran and Sun Van.

TDOT only handles transportation issues within the city limits of Tucson. Please contact Pima County Department of Transportation for streets outside the City or the Arizona Department of Transportation for matters pertaining to I-10 and the frontage roads.

Streetcar Desired is Now Wish Come True

2010 State of the Department PDf

AZRTDN

Click here for information regarding the Arizona Regional Transportation Data Network.

Mayor and Council Session Videos

The Mayor and Council regular and study sessions are available online for viewing. The videos require Adobe Flash Player.

Mayor and Council Study Sessions and Regular Sessions

RideShare

Looking for ways to save money? Try carpooling or vanpooling. Visit http://www.884ride.org/ for details of Pima Association of Goverment's RideShare program.

Latest News rss

Mission Road/Grande Avenue/Starr Pass Boulevard Intersection Improvement Project

On Monday, August 16, 2010, work will begin to improve the intersection of Mission Road/Grande Avenue and Starr Pass Boulevard. The project will reconfigure the intersection to allow motorists better access from Mission Road to Starr Pass Boulevard and reduce travel on Grande Avenue. (more...)

American Recovery And Reinvestment Act of 2009 Pavement Preservation

Work crews are continuing with milling (removing) and repaving operations on 10 city roadways as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The work consists of milling and overlaying existing roadways with new rubberized asphalt concrete surface course or overlaying with rubberized chip seal along approximately 11. (more...)

Broadway And Chantilly Drive Traffic Control Change

On Wednesday, August 4, 2010, crews from the City of Tucson Department of Transportation Streets and Traffic Maintenance Division will be adding a left turn arrow to the traffic signal for motorists traveling on eastbound Broadway to northbound Chantilly Drive. (more...)

More News Releases...

Destinations Newsletter

Destinations Newsletter Thumbnail

Winter 2006/2007 - Neighborhood Street Repair Underway City-Wide and more...
(Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Get Adobe Acrobat Reader

For Questions or More Information Please Contact TDOT

City of Tucson Department of Transportation
201 N. Stone Avenue, 6th Floor, North Wing
POB 27210, Tucson, Arizona 85726-7210
(520) 791-4371| (520) 791-5641 fax
E-Services| Business| Jobs| Visitor Info| Mayor & Council
Guide to City Services| Tucson's Goals| Search| Site Map| Departments| Español
Guestbook| Contact Us| Postcards| City Calendar| Tucson 12| Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2009 City of Tucson