According to a recent study, Idaho is one of the most hazardous states for rural drivers. The state's rural roads provide substantial dangers, which are exacerbated by weather conditions such as fog, ice, and heavy snowfall. These factors contribute to decreased visibility and slick surfaces, increasing the risk of accidents. According to the study, more road safety measures and infrastructure are required to address these challenges. Rural Idaho roads are frequently narrow, poorly maintained, and lack appropriate safety features such as guardrails and lighting. These factors, when combined with inclement weather, can make driving extremely dangerous.