Walk-Bike News
City Bike/Ped Project Update
We were pleased to welcome David Stillman, Cupertino Transportation Manager, to our Board meeting in March. He was able to give us updates on all the city projects, from east to west, including the big plans for the new intersection at McClellan and DeAnza Boulevard,...
Safe Routes To School Video Contest
Cupertino Safe Routes to School is holding a video competition for 6-12 grade students to showcase their creativity. We're looking for videos that advance the mission of Cupertino Safe Routes to School. Submissions shall inspire people to walk, bike, scooter or take...
Urgent: Voice Your Support to the City Council on Tuesday 3/30
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Cupertino City Council will discuss several topics relevant to the Safe Routes to School at their Council meeting on March 30, 2021, at 6:30pm. Council's main topics of discussion will be to review Council goals and prioritize their Work...
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