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Office of Highway Safety offers grant training for Idaho communities
Community safety advocates, organizations, municipalities, and non-profits are encouraged to attend to learn more about the grants offered by OHS.
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US-95 Aht’Wy Interchange shifts into new traffic pattern on November 16
Drivers will be able to travel on newly paved lanes, with eastbound traffic no longer crossed over to the westbound lanes. A concrete barrier will divide both lanes.
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Road repairs on US-20 west of Idaho Falls
Work will encompass repairing the right wheel path with a cold mill and inlay process.
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New bridge to open at Chubbuck exit
Once the new bridge is open, westbound traffic will no longer be crossed over to the eastbound lanes.
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Stay safe on Idaho’s snowy roads: ITD’s winter driving tips
Here are some steps to ensure you are “Idaho Ready.•
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Detour planned for Monday at Fort Hall (Exit 80)
The closure will last approximately four hours and is dependent on favorable weather conditions.
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Online open house available now for plans to repave I-15 in Blackfoot
Repaving this portion of I-15 in 2025 will enhance safety and extend the life of the roadway until funding is available to widen it.
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Public invited to provide input on plans to replace US-95 and US-12 bridges over Clearwater River
A public meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov. 8, for the community to learn more, ask questions, and provide input for studies underway to replace two aging bridges east of Lewiston.
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East 1500 North Bridge over I-15 closed until further notice
A vehicle travelling northbound on I-15 today struck the bridge causing significant damage to a girder.
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ITD to host open house to solicit feedback on 2026 US-91 widening
Plans include widening US-91 from three lanes to five lanes from Park Lawn Drive to Siphon Road
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Adopt-a-Highway removes 3M lbs. of litter, saves $25M in labor
There are more than 1,000 active volunteer groups participating in the statewide program.
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Idaho traffic deaths surpass previous year's total
The most frequent type of fatal crash in Idaho is when a single vehicle leaves the roadway and crashes.