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  • Park(ing) Day 2018 on September 21st

    Pop-up parklets on 8th Street between Idaho and Bannock Streets in downtown Boise to demonstrate that our streets are a public space and open to everyone.

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  • International Walk To School Day October 10th

    International Walk To School Day October 10th at Hunter Elementary in Meridian, Idaho

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  • Naples Elementary School in Naples Idaho

    Heavy logging truck traffic rumbling by Naples Elementary School that lacks curbs and sidewalks that is adjacent to a lumber mill next door. One of the the communities that has applied for walk/bike funding that has been denied due to lack of funds.

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  • Sandpoint Idaho

    Kids bicycling to school in the very walkable and bikeable town of Sandpoint Idaho.

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  • St. Maries Elementary School in St. Maries Idaho

    School children walking home that are forced to walk in the road along with after school car traffic due to the lack of sidewalks adjacent to the school. One of the the communities that has applied for walk/bike funding that has been denied due to lack of funds.

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  • Park(ing) Day 2018 on September 21st

    20180921_144723

    Pop-up parklets on 8th Street between Idaho and Bannock Streets in downtown Boise to demonstrate that our streets are a public space and open to everyone.

  • International Walk To School Day October 10th

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    International Walk To School Day October 10th at Hunter Elementary in Meridian, Idaho

  • Naples Elementary School in Naples Idaho

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    Heavy logging truck traffic rumbling by Naples Elementary School that lacks curbs and sidewalks that is adjacent to a lumber mill next door. One of the the communities that has applied for walk/bike funding that has been denied due to lack of funds.

  • Sandpoint Idaho

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    Kids bicycling to school in the very walkable and bikeable town of Sandpoint Idaho.

  • St. Maries Elementary School in St. Maries Idaho

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    School children walking home that are forced to walk in the road along with after school car traffic due to the lack of sidewalks adjacent to the school. One of the the communities that has applied for walk/bike funding that has been denied due to lack of funds.

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Legislative Update

For the latest legislative news and pending legislation on issues of interest to people who walk and bike during the legislative session.

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ADA Curb/Ramp Grants Available Via ITD

Grants of up to $60,000 are available to organizations statewide through the Idaho Americans with Disabilities Act Curb Ramp Program. Local jurisdictions (cities, counties, highway districts, and tribal governments) are eligible to submit an application for this competitive grant award.

ITD allocates $500,000 in state funds annually for this program to construct new or improve existing curb ramps on ITD roads.

Read more and make sure your local municipality applies before February 28th!

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Filmed By Bike Comes To Idaho Falls March 14th

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Filmed by Bike, Portland, Oregon’s famed bicycle-themed film festival is making a stop at the Waterfront at Snake River Landing on Thursday, March 14th, 2019. The traveling festival features more than 15 films from all over the world. The Idaho Falls showing will be divided into two parts; Bike Love and Adventure Shorts. Presented by Idaho Falls Community Pathways and the Idaho Walk Bike Alliance, the festival raises funds for walk and bike advocacy across the state and to promote and advocate for local pathway construction and other walking/cycling improvements including Safe Routes to School projects and programs. The title sponsor for Filmed by Bike in Idaho Falls is Bill’s Bike and Run at 930 Pier View Drive in Idaho Falls.
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