by Seema Lindskog | Sep 28, 2023
Grant funding is a key way for a city to pay for bike and pedestrian infrastructure projects. Because Cupertino is facing an unprecedented budget crisis right now, it is even more important that it takes advantage of these grant opportunities. Instead, most of the...
by Jennifer Shearin | Aug 29, 2023
Three decades of care The Friends of Stevens Creek Trail are celebrating three decades of support for the great Stevens Creek Trail that is enjoyed in four different local cities. Here in Cupertino, the trail is an enjoyable mile and a half stretching from Stevens...
by Henry Widjaja | Aug 29, 2023
The Regnart Creek Trail (RCT) is one of Cupertino’s newest trails, connecting multiple neighborhoods from City Center to Rancho Rinconada. It is a pleasant commuting and recreational nature path for students, seniors, young families, and other residents. One...
by WBC Advisory Board | Jun 26, 2023
Many cities locally have created Active Transportation Plans, which are combined Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans. These allow infrastructure projects which benefit both cyclists and pedestrians to be ranked together, instead of having competing priorities. Some also...
by Sharlene Liu | Jun 23, 2023
Homestead Rd is a priority east-west county bike route that sits on the border of Cupertino and Sunnyvale. It has 3 schools, Apple, and several shopping centers along it. In Sunnyvale’s jurisdiction, the north side of Homestead Rd currently has segments that...
by Jennifer Shearin | May 22, 2023
So many people are using the newly opened Regnart Trail for enjoyable walks and bike rides. Did you know that it is also a great connector to our neighborhood schools and free places for fun? We’ll show you–with maps–the best way to get to local...
