BOISE, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — As fall settles in, Idaho concludes the 100 Deadliest Days with a slight increase in fatal crashes compared to last year.

During the 100 Deadliest Days of 2025 , more people travel and celebrate, leading the rise of dangerous driving. This year , 88 people were killed, up from last year’s 82, according to data from the Idaho State Office of Safety (OHS) in conjunction with a release by the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD).

ITD and OHS are gathering data and working to change the direction of deaths. Driver’s education statewide is a goal to help address the situation, as well as implementing outreach programs for communities to encourage drivers to make smarter choices. Improving Idaho roadways to help reduce crash severity, as well as increasing law

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