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April 21–25 is Work Zone Safety Awareness Week
Respect the zone so we ALL get home.
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New signal at SH-55 and Banks Lowman Road turned on May 5
In addition to adding the interim signal this year, ITD is also working on a long-term intersection widening solution.
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J.R. Simplot Company Adopt-A-Highway group of the year for Southeast Idaho
J.R. Simplot is the Adopt-A-Highway Group of the Year Award for Southeast Idaho.
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TSA begins REAL ID full enforcement on May 7, 2025
If you arrive at an airport without a Star Card or another acceptable document, you may be delayed and undergo additional examination.
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ITD invites the public to join in “Operation Clean Sweep• along US-95
Volunteers aged 16 and older are encouraged to participate and must register online ahead of the event.
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I-90 bridge maintenance begins in the Silver Valley
Routine and preventative maintenance is essential to keeping roads safe, reliable, and cost-effective in the long run.
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On-ramp to westbound I-84 at Heyburn Interchange to close Sunday night
Traffic on I-84 remains two lanes in each direction, and the speed limit is reduced to 65 miles per hour.
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ITD seeking public input on proposed SH-69 plans from Kuna to Meridian over the next two weeks
The community is invited to view the proposed vision of the corridor, as traffic is expected to increase by 55% over the next 25 years.
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Construction starts Monday near US-91 and Breneman Street in Chubbuck
Yellow tubular markers will be removed and replaced with the concrete island over the next two weeks, depending on weather.
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SH-24/US-30 closure planned under I-84 (Exit 211) – watch for detours this weekend
Detours will be in place to guide motorists through the project area and is expected to add 10 minutes to commutes. Speed limits have been reduced to 65 mph on I-84.
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Nighttime I-84 closures expected through mid-April at the South Jerome Interchange (Exit 168)
The closures will allow crews to form and place bridge abutments, which will provide support for the new Lincoln Avenue bridges.
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Look out for crews and traffic control as spring road work begins across East Idaho
Drivers should be aware of these smaller work zones, slow down and move over to help everyone stay safe.