Walk-Bike News
Bollinger Road Corridor Safety Study
At the July Cupertino Bicycle Pedestrian Commission meeting, the staff report covered two options to improve the safety of Bollinger Rd. Bollinger runs east-west at the southern border of Cupertino, connecting De Anza Blvd. (7-lanes with 2 left-turn lanes to turn onto...
Join in the Fun at Cupertino’s 8th Bike Fest on 9/25
Would you like to enjoy a family-friendly bike ride and make new friends? Cupertino’s 8th annual Fall Bike Fest will be a perfect event for you and your family! Welcome to join in the fun from 9am to 1pm on Sept 25 at the City Hall parking lot. Walk-Bike Cupertino...
Linda Vista Extension of the Stevens Creek Trail now open!
This morning was the grand opening of the Linda Vista Trail, which is a great extension of the Stevens Creek walking and biking Trail continuing its path deeper into Cupertino. On hand to celebrate were Councilmembers Willey, Wei, and Vice Mayor Chao; former Mayor...
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How to Turn a Car Town into a Cycling City
This story was made possible by our members. Join today. STORY BY Melissa and Chris BrunlettTwitter Lessons from the Dutch, where the number of bikes exceeds the number of people. EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is excerpted from “Building the Cycling City,” by Melissa...