MileCheck Highway Report
MileCheck Highway Report: Arizona, September 2026
What Arizona's department of transportation (DOT) feed showed in September 2026. Part of the national MileCheck Highway Report, September 2026.
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Crashes
169 crashes were reported in Arizona in September.
- I-10 — 47
- I-17 — 25
- SR-101 — 18
Closures and roadwork
201 closures and 0 roadwork records were on Arizona's feed in September, out of 576 alerts of all types.
The routes with the most alerts were I-10, SR-202 and SR-101.
Border waits
Waits to enter the United States in standard passenger lanes at Arizona's crossings, September, from hourly readings. Dates are local.
- San Luis / San Luis I — highest 3 hr (September 27), average 27 min
- Nogales / Deconcini — highest 3 hr (September 21), average 24 min
- Douglas (Raul Hector Castro) — highest 2 hr (September 13), average 24 min
- Nogales / Mariposa — highest 2 hr (September 7), average 17 min
- Naco — highest 1 hr 30 min (September 13), average 31 min
- Lukeville — highest 1 hr 30 min (September 7), average 4 min
Live waits are at milecheckapp.com/borders.
Wildfires
Arizona had 2 fires on the national wildfire list as of Sept. 30, 4 PM Pacific.
- Mount Emma (Mohave County), 368 acres, 100% contained
- Flat (Navajo County), 134 acres, 100% contained
Thank you to the firefighters and crews who worked these fires all season.
Live fire perimeters are at milecheckapp.com/fire.
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