I 90, POE relocation and truck parking study

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded the Idaho Department of Transportation a $454,940 formula grant under the Carbon Reduction Program (CFDA 20.265) on November 7, 2025, with ultimate completion by December 31, 2031. This project will conduct a comprehensive study of freight operations and truck parking infrastructure along Interstate 90 in Idaho, designed to identify opportunities for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from on-road highway sources and optimizing truck parking capacity and efficiency along this critical transportation corridor.

The Carbon Reduction Program provides federal funding for transportation infrastructure projects that reduce highway-related emissions. The Idaho Department of Transportation will serve as the grant administrator and project executor, with findings and recommendations from the I-90 freight operations study anticipated to inform future improvements in truck parking capacity, freight movement efficiency, and related carbon reduction initiatives across the state's transportation network. The study aligns with FHWA's strategic objectives under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to advance sustainable transportation solutions and emissions reductions on the nation's highway system.

Project description

This project will study freight operations and truck parking along I90.