Walk-Bike News
2023 Recap: slow progress, but some forward movement
The past year for Cupertino and its surrounding communities has seen some major changes as we continue to emerge from the pandemic. Locally in Cupertino, there have been some serious issues which have taken attention away from quality of life improvements such as...
California’s New Speed Limit Law
COVID-19 led to a significant slowdown in cars traveling on California roads, amounting to a third of all vehicles opting to stay parked. In compliance with stay-at-home mandates, many drivers chose not to take to the roads, leading to the number of car accidents...
Update on Finch and Calle de Barcelona intersection
School commutes can be stress-inducing for both students and parents, but when they become dangerous, solutions are needed. One of the intersections near Cupertino High School that we have been following (see our June newsletter here) has proven dangerous to students:...
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The Great Bicycle Boom of 2020
“Hi, do you guys have any Specialized Rockhopper bikes in stock?” This was a question we heard multiple times a day throughout the Shelter In Place and it continues to this day! Many other questions too, such as “Do you repair bicycles?” have been flooding the...
Engaging talks at the 2020 Silicon Valley Bike Summit
The 10th Annual Silicon Valley Bike Summit August was held on Aug 6 & 7, this past week as a fully online event to allow participants to socially distance. It is the Bay Area area’s largest annual gathering of active transportation leaders and organizers – from...
Tell Your Senator to Support the Bike Parking Bill
The California Senate could hold its first hearing on the Bike Parking Bill (AB 3153-Rivas) as early as August 1, 2020. The bill provides an incentive to build long-term bike parking and car-sharing spaces in new buildings. In most communities in California, housing...