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ITD to host open house next week on US-30 Business Loop in Burley
Improvements are planned for US-30 between the intersections of Parke Avenue and Airport Road.
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US-26 Clark Hill Rest Area bathrooms to close through February
The parking lot and scenic overlook will remain open.
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ITD to host open house on Jan. 29 for potential changes to US-95 near Riggins
Community members are encouraged to drop by anytime to learn about the project, share input, and ask questions directly with ITD representatives and project team members.
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Long-term pedestrian bridge closure over I-84 in Caldwell to begin Monday
The bridge is expected to remain closed until early 2026.
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Lower speed limits take effect on SH-48 east of Rigby
ITD crews along with the city of Rigby are placing multiple new signs, including driver speed feedback signs, all in an effort to improve safety along this stretch of SH-48.
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Traffic signal upgrades have begun in the Magic and Wood River Valleys
Drivers should expect some delays while work is being done.
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Weekend closures on SH-55 in Canyon County
Sections of State Highway 55 between Farmway Road and Middleton Road will be closed beginning tonight.
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ITD partnering with Jefferson County to make immediate and future traffic improvements
The signal installation design will be led by Jefferson County in partnership with city, ITD and school district officials.
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DMV reminds Idahoans to add “Next of Kin• to online account
This small step ensures that law enforcement or emergency services can quickly contact your loved ones in the event of an accident or emergency.
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System Interchange project enters final year of construction
In the coming year several items will be completed to button up the project.
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Traffic safety grants open: apply now to make Idaho roads safer
If your community organization has ideas to improve traffic safety and reduce fatalities, now's your chance to secure funding to make a difference.
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ITD secures grant to build wildlife underpasses
This 20-mile section of US-30 can incur more than 100 mule deer collisions with vehicles each year.