Idaho Walk Bike Alliance introduces new on-line SAFETY RESOURCES Library, introduces a new board member, and updates to current legislation.
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Idaho Walk Bike Alliance introduces new on-line SAFETY RESOURCES Library, introduces a new board member, and updates to current legislation.
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The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance (IWBA) has added a new Safety Resources section to its website, expanding access to bicycle and pedestrian safety education statewide. Visit Cycling West to read the story!
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The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance’s January 2026 newsletter highlights new initiatives and people shaping active transportation across the state, including the launch of a collaborative Human-Powered Transportation and Safe Routes to Schools program in southeastern Idaho. It introduces new board members and encourages community participation in the GWOT 100 national virtual challenge this February. The update also invites supporters to consider first-of-year donations to help fund programs that promote safe walking, biking, and rolling for kids and families statewide.
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View this newsletter on MailChimp December Newsletter Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for a Wonderful New Year in 2026 From the IWBA Leadership Team, “Cowboy” Ted Hallisey – Executive Director, John Bengtson – Board of Directors Chair, Chris Staley – BOD Treasurer, Mark Pemble – BOD Secretary, Joe Groberg – BOD Member IWBA […]
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View this newsletter on MailChimp November Newsletter: Remembrance and Resolve Dear IWBA Supporters, On Sunday, we gathered in Pocatello with community members and civic leaders to commemorate the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Each year, on the third Sunday of November, communities across the world gather to hold a vigil for […]
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Idaho Walk Bike Alliance encourages Pocatellans to ditch their cars this week
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Pocatello Valley Montessori School hosts ‘Human-Powered Rodeo’ with Idaho Walk Bike Alliance Thursday
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