Information Resources
Publications
The Office of Communication provides information to the public about the department’s mission, goals, accomplishments and challenges. That involves an ongoing professional relationship with the state’s media to provide accurate and timely information about the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD).
It also involves continued communications with citizens so that they have meaningful access to the department’s decision-making process, and a voice about the transportation needs of their communities and state. Public hearings and meetings provide opportunities for involvement in shaping the state’s transportation future.
- ITD news, articles and more
- Idaho Highway Map – Digital or print version (36 MB)
- The Idaho Highway Map includes paved and unpaved routes, cities, counties, scenic byways, historical trails, state and national parks, backcountry airports, ski areas, and more.
- Idaho Motorcycle Routes Map – Digital or print version
- The Idaho Motorcycle Map highlights scenic routes and designates technical sections for more experienced riders. Safety information and resources are also included.
- Motorcycle Safety Information
Idaho’s DMV Key Topics
Use the Star Card Tool to identify what documents you need to bring with you to your DMV County Office to get your own Star Card.
Welcome to Idaho: A guide for people moving from another state to Idaho
Additional DMV Topics
- Abandoned Vehicles
- Be Sure to Insure
- Boat Hull Identification
- Changing Your Name – Don’t Forget to Change Your Driver’s License
- First Driver’s License
- Idaho Ports of Entry
- Noncommercial (Class D) Skills Test Guide
- Requirements for Commercial Driver’s License
- Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses
- Star Card: Idaho’s REAL ID (English)
- Star Card: ID REAL DE IDAHO (Spanish)
- Surviving Spouse: A Titles and Registration Guide for Surviving Spouses and Family Members
- Transporting Livestock
- Titles – A Guide for Titling Vehicles
- Salt and Idaho Roads
- How does ITD Prepare for Winter?
- Speed Limits — Why do we need them? How are they set?
- What is Access Management?
- Encroachment Permit: Why do I need one?
- Flashing Yellow Arrow Traffic Signals: How do they work?
- Idaho’s Quick Clearance Law: What is it?
- Incident Response: What is it?
- YIELD sign at the railroad crossings. Did you careful look both ways when you saw the Yield sign?
- Seal Coating: Why do we do it?
- Idaho Highway Map – Digital or print version (36 MB)
- The Idaho Highway Map includes paved and unpaved routes, cities, counties, scenic byways, historical trails, state and national parks, backcountry airports, ski areas, and more.
- Idaho Motorcycle Routes Map – Digital or print version
- The Idaho Motorcycle Map highlights scenic routes and designates technical sections for more experienced riders. Safety information and resources are also included.
- Motorcycle Safety Information
- Discover Idaho – The Official Idaho Travel Guide @ visitid.org
Questions?
If you have additional inquiries, please use the ITD “Contact Us” portal
ITD Brand
Idaho Transportation Department (ITD)
The Idaho Transportation Department’s brand is the expression of its mission and vision. ITD’s mission is “Your Safety. Your Mobility. Your Economic Opportunity.” The ITD Logo was created in 1974 and the agency was formed out of the Idaho Department of Highways into the entity it is today. Now, the logo represents ITD’s Divisions of Highways, Aeronautics, Motor Vehicles, Administration, and Human Resources.
The logo stands as a guarantee of the dedication, excellence, and service of the Department and its employees. The orange state of Idaho stands out upon which the letters “ITD” can be seen. This emphasizes how the entire state and all who live in it are affected by the work of the Department. Whether it’s traveling to work, moving goods and services, or providing access to Idaho’s scenic back country, the Idaho Transportation Department serves everyone in the state.
The logo has undergone very little revision since it was first created. For nearly five decades the logo has served as the most identifiable symbol for ITD.
For additional information email: Office of Communication