IDAHO, USA — The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) stated that Idaho law enforcement will be patrolling for aggressive drivers from July 19 to Aug. 11.
ITD said over 40 people have died this summer, bringing the year total so far, to over 114. The full 2023 Idaho Traffic Crash Report can be found here.
"Speed limits save lives and you can too by slowing down, buckling up, and driving engaged," explained Denise Dinnauer, aggressive driving program specialist with the Idaho Office of Highway Safety (OHS). "Driving engaged means free from distractions, actively scanning the road ahead, and following the speed limit to safely react to any dangers that occur."
