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10/5/2017






Idaho Transportation Board Subcommittee on 129,000-pound truck routes to meet Wednesday

BOISE - The Idaho Transportation Board subcommittee on 129,000-pound truck routes will meet Wednesday (Oct. 11) at 1:30 to consider requests to allow 129,000-pound trucks on sections of eastern Idaho highways.

The meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. at the Idaho Transportation Department Headquarters, 3311 W. State St., Boise. It will be available via video conference at the transportation department’s District 5 office in Pocatello, 5151 S. 5th Avenue, Pocatello.

Applications have been submitted to allow 129,000-pound trucks on:
U.S. 26 from the Bingham County/Bonneville County line to Blackfoot (Milepost 276.53 to Milepost 306.104),
I-86 Business Loop – I-86 in American Falls to Idaho 39 (Milepost 4.08 to Milepost 4.61 and Milepost 100.26 to Milepost 101.87),
Idaho 37 from the Oneida County/Power County line to I-86 (Milepost 37.48 to Milepost 68.71),
Idaho 38 from I-15 to Holbrook (Milepost 0 to Milepost 23.44),
U.S. 91 from Preston to I-15 (Milepost 9.21 to Milepost 42.54),
U.S. 91 from Alameda to I-86 in Pocatello (Milepost 77.89 to Milepost 80),
Idaho 34 from the Blackfoot Reservoir to the Wyoming border (Milepost 78.07 to Milepost 113.6),
U.S. 89 from Geneva to the Wyoming border (Milepost 41.17 to Milepost 44.24),
U.S. 89 from the Utah border to Geneva (Milepost 0 to Milepost 44.24),
Idaho 61 from the Wyoming border to Geneva (Milepost 0 to Milepost .74), and
U.S. 30 from Great Western Malting to Yellowstone Avenue (Milepost 333 to Milepost 335.77).

Click here for the 129,000-lb route agenda.

 
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