Cupertino City staff has been extremely busy in 2018 with major bike projects in its queue. While most are in the feasibility/evaluation phase, several are having engineering drawings created with shovels in the ground to start Spring 2019. All projects are an outcome of the 2016 Master Bicycle Plan and below is a table of the 9 major projects in process. To date, the city has budgeted over $8M and has been awarded over $4M in grants to match the allocated funds. Total cost of all the projects listed is TBD. For example, the Junipero Serra Trail estimate is for engineering costs only.
| Project: | Status |
| I-280 Channel Trail Feasibility Study (Junipero Serra Trail) | Study Funded; Recommendations to Council in Feb 2019 |
| Regnart Creek Trail | Engineering and Environmental study funded & to be completed by May 2019 |
| UPRR Trail Feasibility Study (De Anza Trail) | Study ongoing |
| Bicycle Wayfinding Program | In process |
| McClellan Road Bike Corridor | Separated, Class IV bike lanes from Byrne Ave to Westacres/Kim Street. Phase I Starts May 2019 |
| Bicycle Boulevard Implementation | Neighborhoods 1 and 2 to start June 2019 |
| Carmen Road Bridge Feasibility Study | Study Due May 2019 |
| School Walk Audit Implemnetation | Ongoing |
| Orange & Byrne Avenues Sidewalk Porjects | Construction slated for Summer 2019 |
| Homestead Corridor | Ongoing |
| Stevens Creek Blvd Class IV (Apple contribution, not GF) | Separated Class IV Bike Lanes from Tantau to Wolfe Road. Feasibility Study Complete; Scheduled to commence Summer 2019 |
