5 Solid Reasons To Thank A Boise Road Worker

The Treasure Valley continues to grow, and whether we like it or not, that will inevitably bring more road work. And don't get us wrong, it's easy to be frustrated with road work, especially during busy times in areas like downtown Boise.

It's A Rough Job, But Someone Has To Do It

Whether it's the intersection at Ustick and McDermott or maintenance on a road like Eagle, there are plenty of things to gripe about when it comes to road work.

Also, random things like crashes or spills can result in more unexpected road work.

For some people in those situations, this creates a metaphorical gunpowder keg that can be set off with something as simple as someone not using their turn signal.

What Are Boise Road Workers Dealing With?

Every job has its issues, right? If you work in an office job, maybe you sit next to a coworker who is on a tuna diet... and that would be awful. Perhaps you work in a restaurant as a line cook and have to deal with rude and ungrateful servers who talk down to you - again, that's awful.

Now, imagine the stresses that road workers deal with on a day-to-day basis. You already have brutal conditions to work in, but now you have people ticked that you're doing your job.

Let's show our workers some gratitude! Here are five reasons to thank a Boise road worker.

Speaking of trying to keep your cool on the road during stressful situations, make sure you're on your best behavior behind the wheel, or you can have a bad time.