SR 30 is a state highway in Arizona, United States. It is a 9.27-mile long east-west highway that connects the cities of Thatcher and Pima. The highway runs parallel to US Route 70, which is a major arterial road connecting the metropolitan areas of Phoenix and Tucson.
SR 30 was built in the 1960s as a two-lane rural road to provide an alternate route for US 70 traffic. In recent years, the highway has been widened and improved with new bridges, intersections, and pavement. It is now a four-lane divided highway with a speed limit of 65 mph.
The highway passes through a scenic rural landscape and provides access to agricultural areas and small communities. It is an important route for local traffic, as well as for commercial vehicles transporting agricultural products and goods.
Overall, SR 30 is considered a safe and efficient roadway, with minimal congestion and good connectivity to other highways in the area.
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