The Bumble Bee bridge is being completely uprooted as ADOT prepares to add “flex lanes” on the I-17, which are two-lane roadways that will ease northbound or southbound traffic during peak times.

Interstate 17 southbound has fully reopened after closing down near Bumble Bee after a collision occurred on the roadways that ejected five people from a vehicle. According to the Daisy Mountain ...

All lanes on Interstate 17 have reopened, but drivers are encouraged to be cautious. ... I-17 reopens near Bumble Bee after Sunset Fire forced road closings. Helen Wieffering.

Details are limited. The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a two-vehicle crash occurred on the I-17 northbound lanes ...

The detours are required due to ongoing work to rebuild the southbound Bumble Bee Bridge, part of the I-17 Improvement Project.. ADOT said the 23-mile stretch between Anthem Way and Sunset Point ...

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BUMBLE BEE, AZ (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Transportation and Department of Public Safety are teaming up to keep construction workers and drivers safe in work zones along Interstate 17.

Bumble Bee Road under northbound I-17 will be closed to traffic. What is the construction project? The I-17 Improvement Project covers 23 miles of construction between Anthem Way and Sunset Point.

Smoke from brush fire in Bumble Bee seen from I-17. Fire officials have asked the Bureau of Land Management to help battle a brush fire along Interstate 17 in Bumble Bee.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a two-vehicle crash occurred on the I-17 northbound lanes at milepost 253 near Bumble Bee, about a mile north of Sunset Point.