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Looking at raw crash data for fatal accidents in Ada and Canyon County, these are the most deadly intersections in the greater Boise area.

Whether or not we want to admit it, the drivers of Boise have their own language. Which of these do you use the most?

I currently commute to Boise every morning from Nampa, and that drive takes me about 35 minutes. The drive home can be over an hour long sometimes, depending on whether or not I beat the rush and what time I can actually get on the road. If I beat the rush, it’s about a 25-minute commute, and that doesn’t seem too bad.

Welcome to Idaho, how America used to live.

Residents of Star have unsuccessfully fought growth over the last few years.

Arterial roads are scheduled for chip sealing every six years, while residential roads are chip sealed every 12 years.

Be extra careful when traveling down this road.

Public and private leaders need to stop drinking coffee on the sidelines and begin to solve these problems instead of passing the buck.

Do we really need a gubernatorial road trip to solve Idaho's transportation problems? Of course not, what we really need is a smart growth strategy, which is easier said than done.

I work in Downtown and live in Meridian and I know that Driving into Downtown can get tricky at rush hour and that I-84 once you get past the Eagle exit especially seems to get slow going to Meridian, Nampa and Caldwell.