ITD District 6 in Idaho has taken a significant step towards enhancing road safety and resilience by introducing HyMax hydrogen fuel cell technology at Diverging Diamond Interchanges. This pioneering deployment marks the first use of such innovative technology in the state, providing extended backup power for critical infrastructure during emergencies and challenging conditions. By utilizing HyMax, which offers up to five days of uninterrupted power supply, the district ensures continuous operations and lighting, addressing concerns related to safety, reliability, and environmental sustainability. Compared to traditional solutions like diesel generators and batteries, HyMax stands out for its cleaner, longer-lasting power supply, positively impacting public safety and mobility. The district's commitment to innovation and sustainability is further evident through its collaboration with Western Systems and its emphasis on zero-emission technology to reduce the carbon footprint and improve air quality. Bryan Young, the ITD D6 Traffic/Operations Engineer, highlights the importance of ensuring critical infrastructure's operational continuity during emergencies for public safety, emphasizing the positive outcomes achieved through innovation and careful planning. The deployment of HyMax not only enhances safety and mobility but also reflects ITD's dedication to smarter, greener solutions that benefit the community and the environment.