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Fuel Services Now Available in Elk City
Fuel is once again available for purchase in Elk City. This is an update from an earlier news item.
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Bridge repairs underway on US-20 in Idaho Falls
Eastbound traffic will be reduced to one lane for approximately one week while crews repair the expansion joints.
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Star Road closure planned as part of US-20/26 construction to start in June
In early June, Star Road between US-20/26 and State Highway 44 (SH-44) will be closed for approximately one week.
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I-84 westbound off-ramp at Franklin Road/US-20/26 (Exit 29) to close in early June
This closure will allow construction crews to safely expedite reconstruction of the westbound off-ramp.
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Now entering the 100 Deadliest Days on Idaho Roads
During the 100 Deadliest Days last year, there were 72 fatal crashes, and 80 people died.
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US-2 construction begins next Tuesday in Sandpoint
Work will take until mid-November to complete. Drivers will be able to pass through the work zone with one lane in each direction but should still plan for congestion.
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US-95/12 Aht’Wy Interchange in First Construction Phase
Work begins on the Aht’Wy Interchange on US-95/12. Drivers should expect changes to the traffic pattern.
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Deadly crashes go up during summer months
According to the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), there were 72 fatal crashes across Idaho last summer between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
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Safety project starts Monday on US-95 near McArthur Lake
Plans call for one mile of US-95 to be realigned to soften curves and for the small box culvert to be replaced with a longer bridge.
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US-30 Heyburn Bridge repair resumes
The epoxy overlay repair is expected to be completed by early June.
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UPDATE: Commuter traffic in-town detour – Shoshone railroad closed for repairs May 16-18
The crossing will be closed to motorists starting on Tuesday, May 16 at 6 a.m. and will reopen when work is complete.
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Shoshone railroad crossing closed temporarily until repaired
Motorists can expect traffic delays around the Shoshone area and should find alternate routes.