by Erik Lindskog | Sep 10, 2020
Most people spend 90% of their time within 5 miles or less of their homes, outside of commuting to work. You can easily replace many car trips in the neighborhood with a bike ride from dropping the kids off, getting groceries, going to the bank, running other errands,...
by Jennifer Shearin | Sep 9, 2020
The future UPRR Trail here in Cupertino seems to be at a standstill. Union Pacific doesn’t seem to want to work with the City of Cupertino to allow a trail there, and it can’t move forward without their approval. This trail is important to Cupertino: it is...
by Teresa Olson | Aug 12, 2020
Having the protected lanes in place helps people biking with children feel more confident about doing so. This summer, my mom friends and I were able to use them with the kids and I seriously doubt that we would have ever considered this route without them because of...
by Erik Lindskog | Aug 11, 2020
Bike locks come in all shapes and sizes, colors, and materials. You can get one for as little as $10 or spend close to $200. In this video, Erik Lindskog, Cupertino Bicycle Pedestrian Commissioner, takes you through some of the most commonly available ones to help you...
by Jennifer Shearin | Jul 30, 2020
The first phase of the McClellan protected lanes were completed last year between Stelling Road and Imperial Avenue. The protected bike lanes have made travel along McClellan, a major school commute and cross-city connector, safer and easier for cyclists of all ages....
by Jennifer Shearin | Jul 13, 2020
An agenda item during the last Cupertino City Council meeting on July 7 was a parking study for the Cupertino branch of the Santa Clara Public Library. Difficulty finding parking at the civic center has been an ongoing complaint of library patrons as well as City Hall...
