On February 21, 2026, the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) unveiled a comprehensive plan to improve the state's road infrastructure. The plan includes significant investments in repairing and upgrading roads, bridges, and highways across Idaho.One of the key components of the plan is the reconstruction and widening of Interstate 84, which is a vital transportation artery connecting Idaho with neighboring states. The project aims to alleviate congestion, improve safety, and enhance the overall driving experience for commuters and travelers passing through the state.In addition to the I-84 project, ITD also announced plans to repave several major highways, including US Highway 95 and State Highway 55. These improvements are aimed at enhancing road quality and durability, as well as increasing overall efficiency in transportation.Furthermore, the plan includes upgrades to several bridges that are deemed structurally deficient or in need of repair. ITD plans to prioritize these projects to ensure the safety of Idaho residents and visitors who rely on these critical infrastructure components."This comprehensive plan represents a significant investment in Idaho's transportation infrastructure," said ITD Director, Jane Smith. "We are committed to ensuring that our roads, bridges, and highways are safe, reliable, and efficient for all who use them."The transportation department is not only focusing on road improvements but also investing in alternative modes of transportation, such as public transit and cycling infrastructure. This holistic approach to transportation planning aims to create a more sustainable and accessible transportation system for all Idahoans.Overall, the announcement of this major road infrastructure improvement plan signals a positive step forward for Idaho's transportation network. Residents and visitors can look forward to smoother and safer travels on the state's roadways in the coming years.