transportation

Almost half a million vehicles have been recalled. Is yours on the list?

The safest vehicles on the planet just got recalled in Idaho, and across the U.S.

2025 is a really, really bad time to own a vehicle. This time, Ford is in the crosshairs of the recall goblin.

It's actually easier than you think to get banned from operating a motor vehicle on Idaho roads.

Drivers of an electric vehicle can now charge their car while they get a charge of caffeine at a Twin Falls coffee shop

The number of Idaho travelers choosing to put on a seat belt went up according to the latest survey

The Idaho Transportation Department is working on a study to look at congestion around the current Snake River crossings between Twin Falls and Jerome counties and the potential for a new bridge.

The newest screening technology is being used at the Twin Falls airport to check luggage onto commercial airplanes

The latest numbers on the number of fatal crashes on Idaho roads show that most were due to aggressive driving.

When I first moved here it took some getting used to with all the different transportation laws. I had never driven in snow, I had never lived in an area with so much outdoor recreation so I had to look some laws up. Here are some common questions Idaho Transportation Patrol Officers get and the answers.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Monday the city of Twin Falls is the recipient of $900,000 to develop local air service which will result in flights from Twin Falls to Denver, Colorado.

Hemp will now be legal to transport through the state of Idaho after the governor signed an executive stopgap order Tuesday, however it does not make the crop legal to be grown in the state

This new program will offer free or discounted rides to job interviews and to the first three weeks of employment at a new job in 35 cities in the U.S. and Canada.

State transportation numbers show the number of people killed on Idaho roads is down from last year

Magic Valley citizens can help plan the future of road projects in southern Idaho during a public comment period this summer

A law lowering from 21 to 18 the age limit for carrying a concealed handgun within city limits in Idaho without a permit or training has gone into effect.

The Idaho Department of Transportation said changes will take place over the next few months with its district engineering positions at three of its regional offices, including the Magic Valley office in Shoshone.

Legislation requiring motorists to slow down and move over when approaching tow trucks and maintenance vehicles parked along roadways with lights flashing has been signed into law by Gov. Brad Little.

Otter has had a mixed result over the last dozen years winning legislative support.

A Twin Falls aircraft charger and service company announced plans to relocate their operation to the Jerome County Airport