traffic

The money came out of impact fees.

The City of Twin Falls announced that Cheney Drive will have lane restrictions beginning Tuesday, June 22nd as water and sewer lines are installed.

Grandview Drive North in Twin Falls and 1280 Falls Avenue will be closed for construction starting May 3rd through Friday June 11th.

Today, April 27th, the northbound lane on Madrona Street at the intersection of Falls Avenue is closed due to repairs.

The Twin Falls Sheriff's Office caught several Twin Falls drivers speeding passed stopped school busses with their stop signs up. Not only is that dangerous but it is illegal and can get you in some serious hot water.

I have never seen as many run red lights as I have here in Twin Falls. Last week during the rain we got, a vehicle ran a red light and it was caught on a car camera.

But why so much?

Traffic between Jerome and Twin Falls on eastbound Interstate 84 is backed up due to an injury crash.

I think this is something every single driver has done a time or two, inching out into the intersection when the yellow arrow is flashing to turn left. Now the real question is, do you think that is legal or illegal?

There are some roads that people will avoid like the plague and some roads we can't help but drive. Some of the worst ones are here.

Plain and simple, most of us don't judge how nice our drive was based on how much it cost us but by how we felt and what we saw.

This may seem like a no brainer, but I see close calls all the time with this one. Uncontrolled or unprotected intersections are all over the place. When I first moved here I was a bit confused. I imagine I am not the only one.

he intersection of Fairfield and 2nd in Downtown Twin Falls used to have a stop light there. Now, it appears the stop light has been temporarily shut down and a stop sign in it's place. Which do you prefer?

I think I have seen more run red lights in Twin Falls than I have anywhere else. Some intersections are worse than others and we wanted to know what your experience has been. We got a lot of response and I am not sure we can pick one terrible intersection.

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

A right turn and you'll probably lose a rear quarter panel.

Someone reached out to us and told us a story about how his wife was pulled over and cited for crossing double yellow lines on Blue Lakes. Just a friendly reminder that it is illegal to do so.

You can initially expect a warning.

Motorists traveling over the Perrine Bridge will continue to experience lane reductions throughout the week.

Drivers will find a shift in traffic west of Burley on a highway widening project set to wrap up this fall.