Walk-Bike News
You can make Tuesday the last vote on the Regnart Trail!
Your voice makes all the difference!On Tuesday, November 17, the City Council will vote on whether the city should start construction on the Regnart Trail without another vote and discuss the city-funded new fencing for the adjacent neighbors. Read on for why this is...
Cupertino Teen reaches Eagle Scout with biking project
Congratulations go to a Lynbrook High student, Gavin Wong, a Cupertino resident who has achieved the level of Eagle Scout with his final project of a Bike Rodeo at Lincoln Elementary. It’s great for our community when students get involved and make a positive...
What projects need support now
A few projects, notably the Regnart Creek Trail (vote on November 17) and Linda Vista Trail (vote on November 17) will have go/no go votes that will particularly need vocal support to keep them moving forward to construction. Walk/Bike projects don't naturally happen;...
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Adult Biking Skills Workshop at Stanford
As the City of Cupertino plans to make biking safer and more accessible, some adult residents would like to have help preparing for commuting or running errands. Here's a great way to improve bicycling handling skills and confidence. Stanford School of Medicine and...
Better infrastructure is critical to get community comfortable on bicycles
BY TIMM BORDEN With National Public Works Week occurring the week of May 21, just after Bike to Work Week, it is a good time to reflect on how building modern bicycle infrastructure is a critical step in getting a community comfortable in getting on their bikes more...
Silicon Valley Bike Vision – February 2017
Throughout most of Silicon Valley, bike ways support only strong, confident bicyclists. Cities that have taken a bolder approach to system wide bicycle improvements have more bicycle commuters. Analysis- The collision density map and gap network is almost everywhere:...