Walk-Bike News
2020 Cupertino Bike/Ped Recap: What a Year It’s Been!
Given the pandemic, it was a very successful year for Cupertino biking and walking improvements. Work was completed on several major projects with more projects ready to start in 2021. Kudos go to the city staff and council for keeping the 2016 Bike Plan largely on...
New bridge planned at I-280 Wolfe overpass
On December 9, VTA held a community meeting to provide project updates and present the final design for the I-280 and Wolfe Road Interchange project. The new bridge will “reuse as much of the existing infrastructure as possible,” according to Jon Cacciotti, lead...
The Regnart Creek Trail Was Approved Unanimously
We did it! THANK YOU to all community members like you for your emails and comments. You made it possible for the Regnart Trail to go forward to construction. The Cupertino City Council voted unanimously (5-0) to move forward to construction on Tuesday, November 17,...
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The lane less traveled
BY ZAZU LIPPERT AND ANDREA PERNG ON SEPTEMBER 13, 2017BEST OF NEWS, LOCAL, PRINT NEWS Every weekday morning at 7:30 a.m., senior Justin Lin rolls into school, adding his bike to the crowded racks by the side of the A building. This is the home of MVHS’ prolific...
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...