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Retroreflective Borders on Traffic Signal Backplates

SOURCE: Federal Highway Administration Office of Safety

Red-light running is one of the most serious traffic problems that Americans face today. It is estimated that vehicles running red lights cause more than 200,000 crashes, 170,000 injuries and approximately 900 deaths per year. Some of these crashes occur because drivers are unaware of the presence of an intersection or are unable to see the traffic control device in time to comply.

The following case study showcases a successful and effective low-cost treatment that measurably improved safety at three signalized intersections in Columbia, South Carolina (SC). The treatment consisted of adding a retroreflective border to the existing signal backplates. (more…)

Burma Road Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The East Side Highway District is pleased to announce that it will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its long awaited re-opening of Burma Road.

Date: Monday, November 3, 2014
Time: Noon to 2 p.m.

The festivities will begin at the East Side Highway District office (6095 E Mullan Trail Road, Coeur d’Alene) at noon followed by the ribbon cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. at the intersection of Gotham Bay Road and Forest Service Road 439.

For more information contact East Side Highway District at 208-765-4714 or eshd@imaxmail.net.

Procurement of Equipment, Services & Public Works Construction

Frequently Asked Questions

From www.idahocities.org   

1. Who needs a Public Works Contractor License?

Any contractor or subcontractor who wishes to construct, repair or reconstruct any project that involves public funding of contracts/purchase orders with the State of Idaho or any other political subdivision of the state authorized to let or award contracts for public work if the estimated cost of the entire project is $10,000 or more. (more…)

Another Successful Workshop Season!

FY2015 LHTAC Annual Workshops

  • D1 (37 Participants)
  • D2 (19 Participants)
  • D3 (30 Participants)
  • D4 (25 Participants)
  • D5 (27 Participants)
  • D6 (30 Participants)
  • Challis (4 Participants)
  • New Meadows (20 Participants)

Total 192 Participants (more…)

T2 Center Survey

The LHTAC T2 Center is part of a national program known as the Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP). We provide training and technical assistance to meet the needs of highway jurisdictions in Idaho.

We truly value the feedback you provide. Your responses are vital in helping the LHTAC T2 Center be a successful program that provides quality training to meet your needs.

The survey consists of 25 questions and can be completed in less than 5 minutes.

Click HERE to take our survey.