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Boise ordinance adds licensing rules for high-powered e-motorbikes
Boise’s July 1 ordinance requires high‑powered e‑motorbikes (750 watts or 28+ mph) to be licensed, registered, and insured. State law is unchanged; e‑bikes and e‑scooters stay untitled.
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Public invited to final Rathdrum Prairie Area Transportation Study open house
ITD will host the final public meeting and public comment period for the Rathdrum Prairie Area Transportation Study which began in 2022.
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ITD seeks comments on planned road, bridge and safety projects
Projects that are funded focus on protecting and maintaining the useability of the current transportation network. Comments are due by July 31.
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Pavement improvements planned on US-95 from Lewiston Hill to Thorn Creek Road
Pavement improvements are beginning July 7 on U.S. Highway 95 between Lewiston Hill and Thorn Creek Road.
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Idaho ends registration stickers and moves to permanent license plates
Idaho ends annual registration stickers July 1 and shifts to permanent license plates. Drivers must still renew registration, and Parks and Rec stickers remain required for small‑plate vehicles.
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I-15 Exit 57 westbound off-ramp closure in Inkom for ongoing construction
Westbound Inkom off-ramp to close from July 6 through Aug. 5 for construction.
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Yellowstone Avenue concrete replacement begins next week in Pocatello and Chubbuck
ITD will begin paving project July 6 on Yellowstone Avenue in Chubbuck.
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Idaho DMV announces updated proof of identity requirements
The DMV is updating its Proof of Identity requirements. Customers will need to present valid government‑issued photo ID when establishing a DMV profile.
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Collaborations advance transportation research
ITD hosted the Western Transportation Research Consortium meeting in Boise, bringing together western state DOTs to discuss collaboration, technology, and research priorities.
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Two new Idaho license plates available July 1st, 2026
Idaho is adding two new license plate designs: an updated agriculture plate that supports classroom education and a black‑and‑white standard plate with high‑contrast lettering for better readability.
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Nothing more patriotic: Idaho urges sober driving as A250 approaches
From June 28 to July 5, 2026, law enforcement agencies across Idaho will increase high-visibility patrols to stop impaired drivers and prevent tragedies before they happen.
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US-20 Island Park traffic signal to be operational before July 4; installation resumes
Nighttime and daytime work will be done now through July 1, when the new light is expected to become operational.