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Work begins this week on I-15 bridges toward the Montana state line
July 7, 2025
Traffic will be reduced to one lane or moved to ramps as improvements to 11 bridges on I-15 toward the Montana state line begin this week.
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SH-55 sealcoat will begin this week from Horseshoe Bend to Banks
July 7, 2025
This summer, the Idaho Transportation Department will apply a sealcoat to SH-55 between Horseshoe Bend and north of Banks to preserve the highway surface.
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US-95 is open after mudslide
July 5, 2025
One lane of U.S. Highway 95 north of Riggins near Fiddle Creek is open after a mudslide closed the road completely. A lane has been cleared, and drivers can expect a pilot car with alternating directions of traffic through the slide zone.
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Resurfacing on US-95 in Moscow starts July 7
July 2, 2025
Resurfacing operations are slated to start next week on portions of U.S. Highway 95, Washington Street and State Highway 8 in Moscow.
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Work continues on SH-55 Little Goose Creek Bridge
July 2, 2025
Last Chance Road and campground are closed until late 2025.
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New four-lane section of US-95 south of Moscow to open later today
July 1, 2025
The new route was funded partially by Governor Little’s Leading Idaho program and was designed to be safer with a flatter grade, fewer curves and better access control.
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Idaho Transportation Department seeks feedback on draft seven-year transportation plan
July 1, 2025
Comments are due July 31.
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Impaired driving fatalities down, but still a leading cause of death on Idaho roads
June 27, 2025
Idaho saw an 18% drop in impaired driving deaths in 2024, but these crashes still caused over a third of all traffic fatalities. From July 1 to 13, 2025, expect increased patrols as ITD and law enforcement work to stop impaired drivers and save lives.
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Final roadway repairs scheduled for US-95 near McArthur Lake
Final touch up work on US-95 near McArthur Lake will impact traffic next week as crews work to improve surface conditions of the roadway to enhance safety.
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Drivers and riders urged to “look twice” during Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
As warmer weather brings more motorcycles to Idaho roads, May is recognized as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The Idaho Coalition for Motorcycle Safety and the Office of Highway Safety are urging both drivers and riders to stay alert and prioritize safety, especially in light of a sharp increase in motorcycle crashes and fatalities in 2023. To promote awareness, a Motorcycle Awareness Rally will be held on May 3 at Sandy Point, followed by a ride to the Capitol and a community BBQ. Officials stress that with rising crash numbers and low helmet use among adults, increased vigilance and training can save lives.
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