Welcome to ADOT's Quiet Pavement Pilot Program
A three year, $34 million project to surface about 115 miles of Phoenix area freeways
with rubberized asphalt is working toward a smoother ride for motorists and quieter
neighborhoods for those who live adjacent to the roads.
 The Arizona Department of
Transportation (ADOT) announced plans for the project in December 2002 and began
to resurface the first 21 miles of freeways in September 2003.
The first areas to receive the “quiet pavement” were on the Loop 101/Agua Fria freeway
from Union Hills Drive to 31st Avenue, and on the Pima Freeway from 21st Avenue
to Tatum Boulevard and from Frank LloydWright Boulevard to Mountain View Road.
SR 51 was resurfaced from Shea Boulevard to Bell Road. The entire Loop 101
and SR 51 freeways plus sections of Interstate 10, Interstate 17 and the Loop 202
Red Mountain and Santan freeways also will receive new rubberized asphalt surfaces
over the next 2 ˝ years.
ADOT has already applied rubberized asphalt to sections of I-17, Loop 101, Loop
202, SR 51 and the US 60 Superstition Freeway. SR51 will receive a rubberized asphalt
overlay from I-10 to Shea Boulevard after the on-going improvement project is completed.
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