by Emma Shearin | Jul 1, 2018
Given how small a percentage of all miles of road in Cupertino intersections form, it may be surprising that 37% of all reported accidents take place in intersections. Visibility and awareness are even more important in these crucial dangerous areas. The most common...
by Larry Dean | Jun 26, 2018
I hope you are enjoying your Summer! Per Project Manager, Chris Corrao, both pop-up events went really well and had more people stop by than expected at both. The Open House was our first publicly noticed meeting on this project and also went really well. We had a...
by Emma Shearin | Jun 24, 2018
This map can be found in a zoomable form, with more data available, here. Cupertino is a place where residents should feel safe walking and biking at any age. The less-strenuous exercise afforded by recreational cycling and walking is especially important for our...
by Emma Shearin | Jun 18, 2018
Combining data from the Sheriff’s office, which records light conditions, and the California Highway Patrol, which records time of day, we can take a look at the frequency of accidents during different times of day. There are a number of different causes which...
by Emma Shearin | Jun 12, 2018
Walking and biking around Cupertino can vary widely in how safe it feels and how safe it actually is. It may not surprise you that from 2015 to 2017, there were 50 accidents on De Anza Boulevard and 39 accidents on Stevens Creek Boulevard. These roads have high speed...
by Jennifer Shearin | Jun 11, 2018
During Oral Communication at the last two Cupertino City Council meetings, there have been many residents who have expressed their support of the proposed Regnart Creek Trail. On May 15, four local community members spoke how they wished the trail to be built, and...
