driving laws

There is one rule of the road that the residents of Idaho seem to be particularly bad at, and it could cost other drivers their lives if people don't fix it soon.

If you are seen driving with headphones on your head or in your ears in Idaho, can you get a ticket for it?

Driving in Idaho comes with a lot of expectations and rules. You have to be aware of what you are doing and what others are doing.

Honestly, we weren't expecting this at all.

Despite its speed limit being raised from 25 to 35 several years ago, most drivers apparently missed the memo.

Depending on where you were pulled over, you may not actually know if you were breaking the speed limit.

Is it time to revisit this controversial Idaho law for the safety of drivers across the Treasure Valley?

There are some laws in Idaho that while they may make sense, it doesn't mean they don't need to be changed or dropped altogether.

A recent story about unmarked cop cars in Twin Falls stirred a little controversy in the community and it has led the (TFPD) to release a statement.

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.