by Bridget Kitson | Apr 15, 2023
It’s a sentiment that we can hopefully all agree on. Our cars are a means of freedom, independence, and convenience. But when we get behind the wheel, we must remember that with that freedom comes a very important responsibility: to look out for the safety of others...
by Helene Davis | Feb 28, 2023
Have you ever wanted to learn how to safely share our roads with autos, other cyclists, and pedestrians? Learn how to change a tire and perform routine bike maintenance? Improve your cycling skills and generally feel more confident and safer on the road? A bike class...
by Louise Saadati | Jan 17, 2023
Poppy is a six year old shihpoo (half shihzu and half poodle). She is 12 pounds and very adorable and loving. HOWEVER….during 2020 when Poppy was only three she found Covid isolation was making her bark incessantly at dogs and people she encountered or sensed walking...
by Jian He | Dec 13, 2022
This photo was taken in November during our regular monthly meeting. What comes into your mind when asked to get involved in the walking and biking community? You may imagine yourself walking or biking with a group of friends who also love to walk and bike. This is a...
by Matt Widmann | Oct 27, 2022
During the last two months of Bicycle Pedestrian Commission meetings, staff presented on the city’s experience with physically-separated bike lanes and new bike lane striping for Christo Rey Dr. Cupertino’s Physically Separated Bike Lanes Starting with McClellan...
by Jennifer Shearin | Jul 14, 2022
The City of Cupertino held their second and final community meeting in the creation of a Local Road Safety Plan on July 11, 2022 and is moving forward to plan completion in the next couple months. The Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) goals are to reduce traffic...
