Walk-Bike News
Cupertino Summer Bike Challenges
Summer is a great time to ride a bike, so we challenge you to ride! The City of Cupertino is hosting five bike challenges throughout July. Why are we doing this? Cupertino is a wonderful place to ride a bike! The weather is beautiful most of the year, most of the city...
Joy of Walking with Young Children
It’s never too soon to get outside and walk with your toddler! Shortly after my granddaughter learned how to walk, our favorite activity became strolling around the block in the neighborhood. What a great way to learn to enjoy walking and have quality time together!...
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Updates
The Bicycle Pedestrian Commission (BPC) meeting in May covered a multi-use path along the Blackberry Farm entrance road, intersection improvements at De Anza Blvd. & McClellan Rd., and traffic signal changes at Stevens Creek Blvd. & Wolfe Rd. It kicked off...
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Urban Open Space Corridor – September 2018
URBAN OPEN SPACE CORNER - SEPTEMBER 2018 Back to Home The Open Space Authority recently attended exciting grand opening events for two of its Urban Open Space Grant projects funded through the Authority's 20% Funding Program. Check out the new trail and park...
Changes coming to San Jose bikeways
SANJOSE - CHANGES COMING FOR DOWNTOWN BIKEWAYS City removes parking spots; some bikeways will get bollards to provide barriers By Emily DeRuy ederuy@bayareanewsgroup.com Changes are coming to streets in San Jose that will affect residents no matter how they choose...
Kissing Bike Lanes Is the New Kissing Babies
Most people are pro-bike—it’s time to stop pretending otherwise Eben Weiss Jul 20, 2018 Outside Magazine On June 26th, 2018, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez amazed New York City and the United States when she defeated incumbent Joe Crowley in the Democratic primary to...





