by Kevin Guo | Feb 25, 2023
In mid-2021, I became one of the City of Cupertino’s Safe Routes to School Representatives for my high school. Early on, as I joined in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was not much for me to do except for attend meetings and transmit student feedback to the...
by Jennifer Shearin | Nov 29, 2022
At the November 2022 Cupertino Bicycle Pedestrian Commission (BPC) meeting, three proposals on the new Lawrence-Mitty Park were brought for review by Commissioners. A final plan with the option most preferred by both residents and the BPC has been created by City...
by Dino Sakkas | Oct 28, 2022
Based on bike, skateboard and scooter counts, the good news is that students from four of the five local FUHSD High Schools are all biking more this fall than in 2021. The increases are significant: it’s a jump of over 10% more students. (To see a comparison...
by Linda Yao | Oct 27, 2022
“I bike here. No, it’s not far, it’s just about 15 minutes.” I answered someone who asked how I go to school. Since I started high school, my bike has become my best friend on my way to school. The reason I started biking to school is simple: I can arrange my time in...
by Jennifer Shearin | Sep 11, 2022
Getting to school safely is important however your child gets there–whether walking, biking, or being driven to school. Walking or biking with your child to school is the best way to get there and have your child be prepared. Not only is an easy way to get...
by Larry Dean | May 11, 2022
The idea that a city would temporarily close miles of San Jose streets to bring communities together to walk or bike was irresistible, so a group of us cyclists from Cupertino decided to take one Sunday morning to see how San Jose put on one of their Viva Calle SJ...
