Walk-Bike News
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...
Carmen Bridge Update
This Spring, the Carmen Bridge Task Force undertook significant community outreach and meetings with city council and staff. These efforts have drawn tremendous support and endorsements from community leaders and have provided a good deal of information to the City...
Great Off-street Bike Trails for Kids
Ever since my boys can walk, we often spent most of our weekends at museums, zoos, and playgrounds. During the pandemic, that lifestyle has become a distant past. Luckily we quickly adapted to new outdoor activities that are easy to maintain a safe social distance. We...
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Sunnyvale pursues campaign to eliminate deadly traffic accidents
Sunnyvale pursues campaign to eliminate deadly traffic accidents A community meeting is planned at the Sunnyvale Public Library on April 4 to discuss traffic safety measures Sunnyvale is pursuing as part of Vision Zero, an initiative that aims to completely...
Bicycle Revolution, A Course On Wheels, Teaches Students About The Politics Of Social Change
Maria Klawe Forbes Magazine March 20, 2018 In case you didn’t know, there is a bicycle revolution under way across the United States. And examining how and why some cities are embracing bicycle traffic, and others are not, can be a valuable lesson in how social...
How Exercise Can Keep Aging Muscles and Immune Systems ‘Young’
New York Times (03.15.18) Remaining physically active as we grow older could help to keep our muscles and immune systems robust, according to two inspiring new studies of older recreational cyclists. Together, the experiments add to growing evidence that some of our...