The Glendale Transportation Department works to ensure safe and efficient travel for the people of Glendale.

Transportation Projects



Click above for information on current and recently completed projects. 

The City of Glendale, and its contractor, Combs Construction, will be reconstructing a section of Bell Road from 51st Avenue to 59th Avenue to make improvement to medians and asphalt surface. Work will include the mill and overlay of the intersection at Bell Road and 59th Avenue and part of 53rd Avenue just south of Bell Road. Construction will begin in February and is expected to last 4 to 5 months.

This Bell Road Reconstruction website includes detailed information on the project, a construction schedule, attending a virtual public meeting, regular updates for upcoming construction activities, and area traffic restrictions. 

Missouri Avenue
Active Transportation Study



The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) has awarded the City a Design Assistance (DA) grant to develop conceptual alternatives to close sidewalk gaps and improve bicycle facilities in the area immediately west of Grand Avenue, between Missouri Avenue and Bethany Home Road.

The objective of the project is to improve mobility and access to businesses, bus stops and residences. The project area includes approximately four total linear miles of missing sidewalk. Potential improvements to bicycle facilities in this area will also be evaluated, including addressing gaps in the system.

Visit our Transportation Projects page for more information.

The City of Glendale Clean & Green Calendar is your go-to guide on the city's environmental programs and services. Transportation Services is highlighted in the month of October. Check it out! 

Check It Out! 

GUS the Bus is on DoubleMap – A Bus Tracking Mobile App
You can now download the free DoubleMap app today on iOS or Android and learn all you need to know about the Glendale Urban Shuttle (GUS). Plan your route and keep up to date in real-time. For more information watch the video below and visit Public Transportation / GUS.

Driver Safety 

Reminder to keep you safe!



Monsoon storms and other incidents can cause traffic signals to lose power.
If you approach a traffic signal that has no power what do you do? Stop!
A blacked-out intersection works the same as a four-way stop.
Stop at the intersection and then proceed when you know other vehicles, bicycles or pedestrians have stopped.

Do you have a question or concern? Visit GlendaleOne or call us at 623-930-2940