Walk-Bike News
This City Council Election Will Decide the Future of Walking and Biking in Cupertino
Keeping residents safe when out on our city's streets, especially our children on the way to school, doesn’t seem like it should be controversial. And yet, we are finding that this election season, it has become so. City Council candidates surveyed in 2026: (top...
Next Leg of Stevens Creek Protected Bike Lanes Proceeds at a Crawl
The long-awaited next segment of the Stevens Creek Boulevard protected bike lanes are now under construction. This is another small segment of the bike lanes, of a mile in length stretching from Wolfe Road to De Anza Boulevard. It's been five years since the first...
Passing the Baton
We have some big news to share! Seema Lindskog, Chair of Walk Bike Cupertino, is running for Cupertino City Council in the November 2026 election. Her accomplishments with Walk Bike Cupertino have been numerous and substantial, affecting all those who walk or bike in...
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Inside This Year’s CalBike Summit
CalBike, the California bicycle advocacy group, hosted a fantastic summit this year. I thoroughly enjoyed lobbying state legislators, learning from active transportation professionals, and meeting bicycle advocates from all over the state. Here are some of my...
Leading Pedestrian Intervals: Increased Safety for Pedestrians and Cyclists
Turning onto my street after a short bike ride, I was surprised to see the flashing lights of a police car behind me. I wheeled my bike to the curb, and waited for the officer. “Do you know why I pulled you over?” “No, I’m afraid I don’t,” I said. And I was in fact...
3 great reasons to bike in the same direction as traffic
I’m a resident here in Cupertino, and I ride my bicycle daily. This past month, while biking on the weekend, I’ve noticed a problem, specifically that some road users in the form of scooters and bicycles are going the wrong way on the road. Reason 1: It's the law...