Treasure Valley Safe Routes to School program

We had a great time this weekend at the Caldwell Family Fun Day! Thanks to our friends at for partnering with us! See you next year! 🚴🏻‍♂️🚴🏽‍♀️

Hey! You've seen us in action, how would you like to join our team? We have a FT job open in our Ada County program. You can learn more here!

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Big shoutout to the Lewis & Clark Elementary Explorer Express bike bus!!! 🎉 Four days of successful biking and scootering to school. 20-30 kids and numerous adult volunteers. Thanks Paul for making it happen! A great way to end the school year. 🚴🏽‍♀️

This is what we keep sounding the alarm about. Youth on e motos are not aware of road rules nor how their seemingly simple wheelies and etc, are creating concern with all drivers and others on our roads. We are building our e mobility safety course and hope you and your children and students will take it. DM us for more details.

We are thankful that no one was seriously injured in this incident.

On May 18, 2026, at about 12:10 a.m., an Eagle Police deputy was driving eastbound on W. Chinden Blvd. when the deputy saw an individual riding an electric motorcycle westbound. As the rider passed the deputy, the deputy noticed the motorcycle was equipped with a headlight but no taillight.

The deputy turned around and began following the rider, during which the deputy observed the rider’s driving pattern become increasingly reckless and erratic as the rider accelerated, swerved between lanes, and drove into oncoming traffic. The rider also ran a red light.

The deputy exited his patrol vehicle and ordered the rider to stop. The rider accelerated toward the deputy in an attempt to drive past him. With little space between the patrol vehicle and the electric motorcycle, the deputy wrapped his arms around the rider and took him to the ground.

The deputy suffered a minor leg injury and was transported to a local hospital for evaluation, where he was later released.

The rider, identified as a 15-year-old juvenile male, was arrested and booked into the Ada County Juvenile Detention Center for {F} Fleeing and Eluding and {F} Aggravated Battery on Law Enforcement.

Had a fantastic bike rodeo with !!

Today, the SRTS Team is at for a bike rodeo! The kids and course were great! Looking forward to being back next year 🚲

Last Saturday, the SRTS team participated at the Healthy Kids event with the Caldwell ID YMCA. It was a lot of fun to see families come out to the YMCA to learn how to be healthier and more active! This was our second year at this event and we look forward to being there next year!!

Last Friday, we put on a bike rodeo at Ponderosa Elementary school. The kids were great and everyone had a great time!!

Last week, the SRTS team had the opportunity to participate at multicultural night! It was a great way for us to give out information about our program and learn about the multitude of cultures that make Boise great. Thank you for letting us participate!

This Saturday, April 25th at Washington Elementary from 9:30-1 your SRTS Team will be putting on a community bike rodeo. It will be a lot of fun and great place to practice your riding skills with people from all over Boise. Hope to see you there!!