The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance extends warm wishes following the holiday season. Thanks to our dedicated community, 2024 brought significant strides in advancing active transportation across our state. As we move into 2025, we’re energized to build on this momentum and create even safer streets and pathways for all Idahoans. Read the rest of the newsletter here.
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With 2025 almost here, the Idaho Walk Bike Alliance is celebrating our 15th anniversary as the Idaho organization that provides education and advocacy for safe, accessible, enjoyable walking and bicycling across the state. We have made important progress – with so much more to accomplish!. Read the rest of the news here.
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As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, we’re excited to announce that October is National Pedestrian Safety Month! With Halloween festivities and the end of Daylight Saving Time approaching, it’s the perfect time to brush up on safety tips for walkers, cyclists, and drivers alike. Read the rest of the news here.
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Get ready for some exciting events in September and even more in October! We’ve got a lineup of must-attend events and some big news to share. Read on for all the details you won’t want to miss! Read the rest of the news here.
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Where are you moving, Idaho? We want to see where your adventures take you — so send us a photo or post on social media! Use the hashtag #KeepIdahoMoving or tag us at @Idahowalkbike . Read the rest of the news here.
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Boise Weekly’s Jeanne Huff: “The year 2023 was the deadliest year on record for traffic fatalities involving cars and pedestrians, bicyclists, scooter riders and skateboarders. This statistic is true for both Idaho and nationwide.”
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Where are you moving, Idaho? We want to see where your adventures take you — so send us a photo or post on social media! Use the hashtag #KeepIdahoMoving or tag us at @Idahowalkbike . Read the rest of the news here.
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Size, weight, and lack of visibility are making vehicles more lethal in crashes with pedestrians – and a number of states and local governments aren’t waiting for federal regulation.
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