Here are the six projects ITD recommended stimulus funding go to (not in any particular priority order), ahead of the Dover Bridge project:
1. U.S. 93, Twin Falls, new alternate route. $51 million
2. U.S. 95, Moscow mountain, add passing lanes. $5 million
3. U.S. 95, Whitebird grade, add chain-up area. $4 million.
4. Interstate 86, Chubbuck to Pocatello, add new lanes. $25 million
5. Idaho 48, Rigby High School to Yellowstone Highway, add new lanes. $5 million
6. U.S. 20, Henrys Lake flat, add passing lanes. $4 million
Betsy Z. Russell covers Idaho news from The Spokesman-Review's bureau in Boise.
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