Idaho Department of Transportation

The traffic pattern on a major interchange project east of Burley will change later this week so crews can tear down an old bridge.

The second phase of a construction project between Burley and Declo should be underway this week.

Idaho drivers are being reminded of a new law set to take effect in 2020 requiring proof of insurance to the Idaho Department of Motor Vehicles. Owners of private vehicles in Idaho will need to prove at least two months of car insurance on any vehicle they own or the registration will be suspended

Just like for New Years and other major celebrations Idaho law enforcement will be out patrolling looking for suspect drunk drivers during the 'Big Game'

County motor vheicle offices around Idaho will be closed later this week for a major computer system upgrade

BOISE, Idaho (KLIX) Idaho transportation officials want the public to get involved with planning the future of public transportation in the state.

LEWSTON, Idaho (News Release) – Every few decades, a defining moment comes along that requires the Idaho Transportation Department to react even more swiftly and decisively than usual, in the interest of public safety and restored mobility.

WOOD RIVER, Idaho (News Release) – In some areas, wildlife crossing a highway is predictable or frequent enough that a driver may lose the urgency to watch for animals crossing the highway. When this happens, traditional methods to alert drivers lose effectiveness. Other, non-traditional methods are then required.

LEWISTON, Idaho (News Release) – Crews are shortening the boundary of the limited-access road at the base of the Idaho 14 landslide, reducing the time it takes pilot cars to traverse from one end of the slide to the other during the twice-daily openings to general traffic. The limits on the western side are being shortened by 2.5 miles.

BOISE, Idaho (News Release) – The Idaho Transportation Department's Public Transportation section is offering scholarships of up to $2,500 under Idaho’s Rural Transportation Assistance Program (RTAP), totaling more than $108,000.