by Jennifer Shearin | Nov 1, 2018
Walk-Bike Cupertino want you and your family to enjoy the Bike Boulevard changes coming to Cupertino to improve safety and enjoyment for cyclists on our lower-traffic side streets. To that end, we are sponsoring a contest to find the new Wayfinding Signs which will be...
by Jennifer Shearin | Aug 31, 2018
SB328 has again been reintroduced by Senator Portantino to the California State Legislature, after its narrow defeat last year. This bill would mandate that all secondary school start times move to 8:30am or later. Cupertino Safe Routes to School opposes this...
by Jennifer Shearin | Aug 28, 2018
Who are the supporters of the Regnart Trail? Though many walking and biking advocates outside the City limits of Cupertino support this trail (and other local trails), the vast majority –approximately 90%– of the petition signers are from the city of...
by Jennifer Shearin | Aug 12, 2018
An issue that comes up frequently when new trails are proposed are concerns about increased crime. After investigating this issue throughly, the overwhelming evidence from studies of hundreds of trails and from sheriff data from local trails are that trails are safe....
by Jennifer Shearin | Jul 4, 2018
The July 3 City Council meeting had two significant items for biking and walking local community members. First, WBC’s Larry Dean presented a “thank you” award to outgoing City Manager David Brandt for all his efforts to improve our bicycling and...
