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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.
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Safe walking, biking, and scootering: Idaho receives youth mobility grant
The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance will use the grant funding to provide several communities with hands-on lessons about IdahoΓÇÖs roads.
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Expect on- and off- ramp closure through Friday
Motorists should plan ahead if travel includes the Heyburn (Exit 211) Interchange over the next three days.
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Lane closure tonight on US-12 Clearwater Memorial Bridge
Delays should be a maximum of 15 minutes.
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ITD to host open house on US-30 (Gould Street) in Pocatello
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) invites the public to an open house on Tuesday to comment on proposed improvements to make U.S. Highway 30 safer and address growing traffic in Pocatello.
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ITD Geologists conducting exploratory drilling along SH-33
The samples collected from drilling will help ITD specialists know what is causing the road to slide.
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Riders invited to Motorcycle Awareness Rally on May 4
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
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ITD and Idaho Parks and Rec team up to improve safety on SH-5 near Heyburn State Park
Any tree within reach of the highway that is compromised, whether due to its health or stability, is considered a hazard due to the potential of falling onto traffic.
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Final push to complete construction of two I-90 overpasses in Kellogg
Speed limits for both construction zones will be reduced to 55 mph for the safety of drivers and workers.