News & Information
Nighttime lane closures begin next week on Long Bridge
September 3, 2025
Starting next week ITD will begin nighttime work on the Long Bridge to address spacing at the joints that create a hazard for snow plow ahead of winter.
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Power of Partnership: SH-3 Rescue Paving
September 2, 2025
When a stretch of State Highway 3 near Clarkia started showing signs it might not last another winter, District 1...
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Public invited to open house for proposed changes to US-20 west of Idaho Falls
August 28, 2025
The Idaho Transportation Department is hosting an open house to seek public input and share details of coming improvements to US-20 from Idaho Falls to Arco.
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How ITD teamwork and ingenuity delivered a safer intersection
August 21, 2025
When traffic starts backing up at the Banks-Lowman and SH-55 intersection in SW Idaho, especially during the busy summer months,...
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Idaho’s historic highway markers get a modern makeover
August 18, 2025
All updated markers and QR codes in ITD’s District 1 in North Idaho are expected to be installed by the end of 2025, with no impact on traffic.
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Drive sober or get pulled over — Idaho celebrates the heroes who make it home safely
August 13, 2025
The Idaho Transportation Department’s Office of Highway Safety (OHS) is joining law enforcement agencies across the state for the 2025 “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, running August 15 through September 1. The effort focuses on preventing impaired driving ahead of Labor Day, one of the deadliest times on Idaho roads.
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ITD and ISP to host winter driving class in Lewiston on Nov. 20
The Idaho Transportation Department and Idaho State Police are teaming up to provide a free, informative and engaging winter driving safety class in Lewiston on Nov. 20 as the region prepares for icy roads and adverse weather.
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Tribal discoveries, wildlife protection propel ITD projects to national awards
Cultural discoveries on a highway construction project in northern Idaho that changes the narrative for Native American heritage in the area, and the state's first wildlife overpass, were the catalysts for a pair of awards Oct. 31 from the nation’s premiere transportation governing body.
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