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Boise Bicycle Project works to make Idaho roads safer

Cyclists and pedestrians take over Latah near the railroad crossing.
Murphy Woodhouse
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Boise State Public Radio
Cyclists and pedestrians take over Latah near the railroad crossing.

Last week, the Idaho Transportation Department announced that over the summer, almost one person per day was killed in a traffic crash in the Gem State.

Over 100 days, 88 people died; nine of those were in Ada County and eight were in Canyon County.

The Boise Bicycle Project wants to help bring those numbers down while showing everyone what a car-free community space can look like. So this Sunday, they’re hosting Open Streets Boise along a mile of Ustick Road in West Boise.

Devin McComas, the executive director of the Boise Bicycle Project, joined Idaho Matters to tell us more.

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