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Sunset Road project restores lost connection, establishes new corridor
The multi-jurisdictional Sunset Road project will link Silverbell Road with River Road to create a new corridor for travelers. The final project will include bridges over Santa Cruz and Rillito…
Track two decades of transportation improvements with updated annual brochure
It’s been almost 20 years since Pima County voters approved the Regional Transportation Authority plan and half-cent sales tax to fund plan improvements. In that time, more than $1.6 billion…
How you can help keep stormwaters pollutant free during the monsoon
Managing our limited water resources It’s that time of year again: monsoon season is arriving. This is when all across southern Arizona, we anxiously await those cooling, sustaining rains but…
RTA financial and project status report – June 2025
RTA Project Status – Through June 5 Projects in design 80 Under construction/implementation 74 Total number completed 1,048 RTA Financial Status – Through March Funds expended to date $1.69 B…
Study: Cycling to work can lead to fewer sick days
You keep thinking about cycling or walking to work but keep putting it off. You know it can help you save money. You know it has long-term health benefits. You…
Is an e-scooter right for you? See the pros and cons of this micromobility choice
Even if you’ve never ridden an electronic scooter, you have probably noticed other people driving them around town. They are prevalent in downtown Tucson and near the University of Arizona…
Public invited to share transit needs, provide input in survey
Pima Association of Governments (PAG) has been conducting a transit study to evaluate existing public dial-a-ride operations and determine the feasibility of implementing microtransit service throughout the greater Tucson region.…
What makes a roadway regional?
In the greater Tucson region, Pima Association of Governments frequently talks about “regional" in terms of roadway projects and improvements. This perspective makes sense especially when we consider projects funded…
Seeking volunteers for PAG’s annual bicycle count
Each year, Pima Association of Governments takes to the streets in the region’s communities to count cyclists and pedestrians. At the same time, PAG enlists your help to make this…
