Idaho Bicycle and Pedestrian Program

Welcome to the Idaho Transportation Department's Bicycle and Pedestrian Program website. We hope you will find the information you are looking for as you browse through the site.

Bicycling and walking are two forms of sustainable transportation. Sustainable transportation is defined as a means to satisfy current transport and mobility needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. These two forms of transportation also help accumulate the minimum daily physical activity requirements recommended for adults and children. If used daily on the commute to work or school they can actually meet your daily physical activity needs.

For most of us, trying to get a reasonable amount of physical activity into our daily schedules takes a conscious effort. If you'd like some assistance check out Idaho on the Move

This site has a variety of links to information about:

• Bicycle Laws
• Bicycle touring
• Bicycle Commuting and Idaho Bicycling Street Smarts
• Roadway construction information
• Planning
• Safe Routes to School Program
• Creating more physically active lifestyles
• Analyzing your community's "walkability" or "bikeability" and much more.

If you can't find what you are looking for, please contact the state Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, Mark McNeese at 208-334-8272 or by email at mark.mcneese@itd.idaho.gov