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Slow Down, Move Over, Save a Life: AAA, ISP, ITD spotlight “Move Over” law
23% of drivers are not aware of the Move Over law in their state.
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Plow conversion begins as ITD prepares for winter
The conversion process can take up to four hours per truck.
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ITD reaches out to Swifties with safe driving PSA
Idaho moviegoers to Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour will have the chance to catch a new T-Swift-themed public service announcement.
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IDPR and DMV Unveil Durable 2024 RV Registration Stickers, Saving Taxpayers $65,000 Annually
The new stickers will be available starting this month for all 2024 RV registration renewals.
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Nighttime I-84 closures will begin Sunday (Oct. 15) in Nampa for SH-16 construction
During the closures, crews will shift and re-stripe the I-84 travel lanes away from the center median.
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Expect slowdowns on I-84 near Simco Road Interchange for the next couple weeks
The department wants to remind drivers to have patience when traveling through the area, slow down, and obey all posted signs.
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Idaho DMV makes mailed registration renewals more affordable
The DMV eliminated administrative fees for mailed registration renewals.
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ITD’s snow & ice team again best in nation!
The ITD team beat over 300 competitors in the National Snow Roadeo.
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Open house next Wednesday to share plans to replace the US-30 Dry Creek Bridge
Originally built in the 1930s, the existing bridge is a two-lane structure that crosses Dry Creek just north of Murtaugh Lake.
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New nighttime traffic signal pattern for drivers on US-95 in Coeur d’Alene
Nighttime traffic signal patterns have been updated through the US-95 corridor in Coeur d'Alene enhancing safety and prioritizing driver mobility.
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Public invited to provide input on two Post Falls design alternatives as part of I-90 corridor study
At an open house the Idaho Transportation Department will be seeking public input on two design alternatives for the I-90 corridor through Post Falls.
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Tree removal resumes Monday on SH-55
Crews will be on site each weekday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the next several weeks. No work will take place on Fridays or weekends.