Walk-Bike News
87% of All Bike/Ped Projects in Cupertino are Paid for by Grant Money
It seems like an amazing percentage, but the documented numbers show that since 2018, Cupertino has only paid less than 13% of the cost of all the new pedestrian and bike infrastructure built in the city, with grant funding and gifts paying the rest. This low...
East Channel Trail: Sunnyvale Studies Feasibility
Sunnyvale is in the midst of creating a Feasibility Study for an East Channel Trail -- a proposed 5.78 mile long mixed-use trail connecting Homestead Road just north of N. Blaney Ave to the Bay Trail, giving residents and students of Sunnyvale a safer way to commute...
Robotics Facility Construction Causes Commute Changes for Cupertino High
Constuction of a new Fremont Union High School District (FUHSD) Robotics Facility will cause year-long disruptions for students who travel to Cupertino High. Affected is the Finch Ave (Baseball) gate with Tilson Ave (stadium also affected with a separate project. This...
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All Seasons Hiking Group: Exercise, Connect & Recharge
Do you love Mondays? We do. After a whole weekend of being busy with families, what could be better than hiking in nature and catching up with friends in fresh mountain air on a Monday? It’s a great way to kick off a new week, being actively recharged through...
Car-Free Sunday Bike Riding on Cañada Road
Living in Santa Clara County, you may not be aware that a nearly 4-mile-long section of Cañada Road in unincorporated San Mateo County is closed to vehicle traffic every Sunday from 9AM to 3PM. The closure begins right after the public entry road to Filoli Estates...
California’s Transition Away from Sharrows
Miller/Wolfe Avenue in Cupertino is 5 lanes, has a 35 mph speed limit, and has sharrows as a bike facility. Cyclists are rarely seen riding on it, as it is generally considered very dangerous to do so.In January of 2024, CalTrans declared sharrows “should be a last...