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ITD Provides Help in the Middle of the Night
A hiker in distress became an emergency call on the radio in the late evening of February 28. The hiker had taken a serious fall.
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ITD System Interchange Construction Accelerates
With unprecedented funding made available for construction, Idaho motorists will continue to see increased activity on Idaho’s highways.
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Open house held March 21 for new design for 15th Street Interchange in CDA
For those not able to attend the open house, the same information will be available on March 21 at itdprojects.org/i90corridor. An online survey will be available at that link through April 4.
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Idaho Office of Highway Safety holding open houses across the state
Do you have concerns regarding traffic safety in your neighborhood? Have ideas to solve problems you see in your community?
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SH-21 to close tonight north and south of Lowman for avalanche risk, drifting
Based on forecasted weather, the highway could reopen sometime on Saturday, March 11.
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ITD Highlights the Trailblazing Women in Construction
We asked several employees to answer questions and give advice to young women entering the field.
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Second construction season begins this month on I-90/SH-41 Interchange
Work this spring will primarily cause nighttime closures on I-90 and SH-41 as weather allows.
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House Bill 9 expands online driver’s license renewal to commercial drivers
The DMV will begin implementing online CDL renewals on July 1, 2023.
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First female maintenance foreman in the state set to retire
Shannon Thornton will retire March 15 after about 28 years on the job in North Idaho.
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Bid awarded for interchange construction at Aht’Wy Plaza
The four-lane highway will be separated by concrete barrier and the existing median, turn lanes and acceleration lanes will be eliminated.
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Top-ranked College of Idaho Coyotes help shape Highway Safety effort
In mid-February, Coach Colby Blaine sat down with members of ITD's highway safety staff and law enforcement partners.
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Email and text notifications from the Idaho DMV
DMV customers will continue to receive mailed statements by default if they do not select an e-notification option.