Walk-Bike News
Mary Avenue Villas moves forward…with a new sidewalk!
Mary Avenue Villas is a new affordable housing project, which will have 40 units, 19 of which are set aside for intellectually and developmentally disabled adults. The parcel it will be built on is a very narrow slice of unused surplus city land (0.8 acres) between...
FUHSD celebrates work of Safe Routes students
On Wednesday, February 24, 2026, at the Fremont Union High School District Office, Cupertino High School’s Safe Routes to School (SR2S) program was formally recognized by the district Board of Trustees for its continued efforts to promote active transportation and...
Latest Biking Trends in our High Schools
In Cupertino, biking and riding a scooter to school are among the most common forms of transportation. For the past several years, Walk Bike Cupertino and Rotary Club of Cupertino volunteers have visited schools across the Fremont Union High School District to count...
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Sunnyvale Caltrain Station Bike-Ped Access is Improving
Anticipating Caltrain ridership growth, the City of Sunnyvale is improving bike-pedestrian access around the Sunnyvale Caltrain Station. A survey of the public indicated that 38% of respondents would walk or bike to the Station more instead of drive if safety...
Barriers to Entry: Bollards are a Complicated Issue
There was a report recently about a bicyclist crashing into the entrance bollard at the Fremont Avenue bridge over Stevens Creek. The cyclist suffered a terrible injury: a complex fracture which required five screws in the bones of her hand. Reports of bicycle...
Class IV Lanes: Fact Checking the Anti-lane Claims
Recently, there have been some critics speaking out against Class IV bike lanes, claiming that they are not safe for cyclists, they cause more accidents than roads without them, they cause a slower emergency response, and are part of an “anti-vehicle agenda” as...