Monthly Archives: February 2016

Vehicle license tax report for 2015 now available on ServiceArizona.com

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PHOENIX — With another tax season at hand, the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division is once again offering a free online way to learn how much vehicle license tax you paid in 2015.

Vehicle Fee Recap, available through ServiceArizona.com, also allows vehicle owners to obtain the amount of any specialty license plate donations.

From the ServiceArizona home page, a customer can select the Vehicle Fee Recap link and follow the simple instructions to receive a free, printable report. The Vehicle Fee Recap report will only contain information for the previous calendar year.

Owners of vehicles registered in Arizona who wish to use the data provided in the Vehicle Fee Recap report for tax returns should seek guidance from the Internal Revenue Service, the Arizona Department of Revenue or other tax professionals.

The Vehicle Fee Recap feature of ServiceArizona is also accessible by mobile devices.

Information about all services offered by MVD can be found at azdot.gov/mvd.

Overhead message sign to be installed on I-40 in Sanders February 9

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SANDERS — The Arizona Department of Transportation will be installing a new overhead message sign at Sanders Tuesday, February 9. The sign is being installed on I-40 next to the Sanders Port of Entry, milepost 340, which is located in Sanders.

The sign installation is part of a statewide project to install signs on state highways in strategic areas which do not currently have signs. The signs are used to notify motorists of changing road conditions and provide motorists travel advisories.

Crews will close I-40 westbound at the Sanders Port of Entry Tuesday, February 9 from 9 p.m. through Wednesday, February 10 till 4 a.m. During the closure, westbound traffic will be detoured through the port of entry and rerouted back onto I-40.

The speed limit will be reduced and traffic will be directed into one lane through the port of entry. Officers will be present during these restrictions to assist with traffic control.

Drivers are asked to use caution, expect lane closures and watch for construction equipment and personnel.

ADOT works to inform the public about planned highway restrictions, but there is a possibility that unscheduled closures or restrictions may occur.