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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.
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American Falls drop-in meeting scheduled March 7 for Intersection of Pocatello Avenue and SH-39
ITD is planning to improve safety, traffic flow, and mobility at the intersection with a Continuous Green T design.
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ITD Snowplow Strikes ISP Patrol Car
Several highways were closed in the region due to inclement weather.
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Upgrades to US-95 in Bonners Ferry to begin Monday
Starting next week the intersection at US-95 and Pine Island will be closed for the entire duration of construction so that it can be realigned.
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Plans for addressing the pothole problem on Broadway Ave. in Boise
ITD is working to address the pothole problem on an ongoing temporary basis, as well as with a permanent repair planned for this summer.
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Statewide mobilization aims to calm aggressive driving in Idaho
Last year 39 percent of all fatal crashes involved some form of aggressive driving behavior.
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Canyon County bridge repairs begin in late February
During some overnight work, westbound I-84 traffic will be detoured.
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View selected design plans for I-84 Interchanges at Burley and Heyburn
The interchange redesign project is being funded as part of Idaho Governor Brad LittleΓÇÖs ΓÇ£Leading IdahoΓÇ¥ transportation funding initiative.
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Drop-in meeting on Feb. 22 for SH-16 construction
ITD is extending State Highway 16 between U.S. Highway 20/U.S. Highway 26 and I-84.
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US-95 between New Meadows and Riggins now open for travel
Drivers should find alternative routes, including through Oregon and Washington, if they need to travel between New Meadows and Riggins at this time, and check 511.idaho.gov for updates.
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Construction resumes on US-95 south of Moscow
Controlled blasting is expected to start today and expected to resume weekly and continue throughout the spring.