by WBC Advisory Board | May 1, 2021
We were pleased to welcome David Stillman, Cupertino Transportation Manager, to our Board meeting in March. He was able to give us updates on all the city projects, from east to west, including the big plans for the new intersection at McClellan and DeAnza Boulevard,...
by Larry Dean | Mar 30, 2021
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Cupertino City Council will discuss several topics relevant to the Safe Routes to School at their Council meeting on March 30, 2021, at 6:30pm. Council’s main topics of discussion will be to review Council goals and prioritize their...
by Jian He | Mar 24, 2021
Great news to share with our Walk-Bike community in Cupertino! Both Kennedy Middle School (KMS) PTA and Monta Vista High School (MVHS) PTSA have officially endorsed the Carmen Bridge project. Many thanks to MVHS PTSA President Kathy Jacques and KMS PTA President Xi...
by Jennifer Shearin | Mar 17, 2021
The Linda Vista Trail, extending from Linda Vista Park to McClellan Ranch, is moving ahead quickly. Once completed, the trail will connect with the Stevens Creek Trail to the north and provide a great connection to southern Cupertino neighborhoods to use the Stevens...
by Jennifer Shearin | Mar 9, 2021
The Regnart Creek Trail, extending from Library Field to East Estates, has begun construction! Once completed, the trail will connect with the McClellan Road protected bike lanes on the west end, and with Creekside Park on the east end. This provides a complete...
by Seema Lindskog | Feb 18, 2021
Active Transportation is human-powered transportation. It re-invents city planning to make our cities healthier, more enjoyable, and more dynamic. Implementing an Active Transportation Plan (ATP) can dramatically transform the way we live our lives in 10 ways: Safer...
