Idaho Code § 40-509
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40-509 DUTIES OF TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION.
Official statutory text
40-509. Duties of traffic safety commission. The commission shall:
(1) Periodically review traffic safety problems in Idaho and develop effective plans for additional local-state cooperative activities;
(2) Recommend to the director those agency programs and political subdivision programs to receive federal aid for highway safety in accordance with uniform federal standards;
(3) Advise and recommend to the director future traffic accident prevention activities; and
(4) Carry out any other activities as may be required by the federal highway safety act of 1966 and any amendments to it.
History:
[40-509, added 1985, ch. 253, sec. 2, p. 615.]
(1) Periodically review traffic safety problems in Idaho and develop effective plans for additional local-state cooperative activities;
(2) Recommend to the director those agency programs and political subdivision programs to receive federal aid for highway safety in accordance with uniform federal standards;
(3) Advise and recommend to the director future traffic accident prevention activities; and
(4) Carry out any other activities as may be required by the federal highway safety act of 1966 and any amendments to it.
History:
[40-509, added 1985, ch. 253, sec. 2, p. 615.]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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