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87% of Idahoans wear their seat belt. Let’s make it 100%
From May 20 to June 2 expect to see more officers on the roads to educate drivers about the importance of wearing a seat belt.
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Construction continues on I-15 at Inkom
Drivers are reminded to slow down in work zones, allow other vehicles to merge, and drive defensively.
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Snake River Crossing Study continues, additional analysis to begin with board action
ITD was approved to utilize up to $9 million to initiate recommendations presented based on a feasibility study developed with stakeholder interviews, traffic evaluations, design reviews, and locals.
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ITD installing sensors at Idaho Ports of Entry to find damaged tires
Idaho’s first TAC system was installed at the Declo POE in February 2023. Over 1,100 tire anomalies have been detected since the system went live.
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Work begins to improve ride on SH-54 east of Athol
The Idaho Transportation Department is adding a thin layer of pavement to the right, outside lanes of travel to help smooth the driving.
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ITD Communication wins nine awards from Idaho Press Club
The yearly event highlights the best throughout Idaho in both media and public relations.
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Crews pave near Aht’Wy Plaza this month
The interchange is scheduled for completion in mid-November and will provide safer access to Aht’Wy Plaza by providing uninterrupted movement off and over the highway.
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Students showcase artistic skills to win Idaho Aviation Art Contest
The submitted artwork depicted the theme “Careers in Aerospace.”
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Improvements start late May on SH-33 near Victor
Motorists can plan on one lane remaining open throughout construction, which is expected to last until early to mid-September.
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New Ohio Gulch traffic signal timing adjusted to reduce congestion
ITD will continue to monitor the signal and make any additional adjustments as needed.
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Idahoans have one year to get a Star Card or other REAL ID
Currently, approximately 49% of Idahoans with a driver's license or ID have their Star Card.
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Work underway on I-90 near Fourth of July Pass
Until work ends in June, the speed limit will be reduced to 55 miles per hour, and traffic will be reduced to a single lane in both directions.
