How are construction projects chosen?
The Idaho Transportation Department’s construction itinerary begins with the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), a five-year master plan. The STIP identifies projects that have been selected through an inclusive and ongoing process. It represents the vision of the department’s board and director, elected officials from throughout Idaho , user groups and concerned citizens, all of whom share in shaping the plan. The STIP establishes schedules for a variety of projects, including: • Highway, bridge, bicycle and pedestrian facilities • Highway safety • Air quality • Railroad crossing safety • Airports • Public transportation • Transportation planning • A number of grant programs Partnerships within the public and private sectors will continue to strengthen the department’s planning efforts. As the foundational tool for shaping future construction, the STIP also depends on public participation. Input is encouraged before the annual updated plan is presented to the transpor
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