Walk-Bike News
Tamien Innu moves forward
Have you heard of the Tamien Innu? Sometimes referred to as the “I-280 Trail”, and previously named the “Junipero Serra Trail”, it’s a planned off-street trail connecting the east and west sides of Cupertino on its northern side. The trail, when complete, will begin...
Cupertino misses out on millions in grant funding
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...
Bike Bus Event at Cupertino High School
Studies show that students that bike or walk to school do better academically and socially. It also teaches them to be more independent and frees up parents from pickup and dropoff duty. Plus it's great for the planet! 🌍 Some schools in Palo Alto have seen bike...
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Painted crosswalks: a new trend for safety and fun
A new trend has begun taking place: painted crosswalks. While this trend is yet to be seen everywhere, localities in California such as Los Angeles, Modesto, and many other municipalities across the country have adopted this innovative approach. They've found these...
Ideas for Cupertino Summer Adventures
Summer is here, and what better way to enjoy the beautiful weather than by exploring Cupertino’s wonderful outdoors? Whether you prefer biking, walking, or hiking, we have some great tips to ensure you have a great time outside. The Stevens Creek Trail is perhaps one...
Building a Senior-Friendly Community for Aging in Place
A thriving community is one that meets the needs of its residents at every age. In Cupertino, seniors are a rising and large portion of our population. According to the Age-Friendly Cupertino Task Force in May 2019, about 20% of Cupertino's homes are occupied by...