Walk-Bike News
Safer Helmet: new design by Cupertino students
A group of local students from Kennedy Middle School have been working on a design prototype for a new, safer helmet, which they are calling a Smart Helmet. It has several very useful features that would be beneficial to keeping cyclists of all ages, including...
End of Year Cupertino Bike Projects Recap
Cupertino's plans to make the city safe for all of its cycling residents are now truly moving forward. The first phase of the McClellan Road separated lanes were completed in Fall 2019, some bike boulevards have been installed, the Regnart Creek Trail was approved and...
This Young Cyclist Rode His Bike to School Every Day for 1,000 Days
BY JORDAN SMITHApr 3, 2020 Bodhi Linde, an avid cyclist, has been riding his bike to school every day since kindergarten. So when his school switched to online learning because of the COVID-19 outbreak, threatening to get in the way of him reaching the...
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E-Bikes are Coming
Check out this interesting article about E-Bikes. Learn more about them, they will probably have a large impact on how cycling grows in Cupertino. As you will see, they add a lot of capability. Getting a Charge out of Touring The article is courtesy of ...
Four easy fixes for L.A. (Santa Clara County?) Traffic
Edward Humes See full article at http://lat.ms/1RMu91t Noel Massie's days are dominated by two things: trucks and minutes. He has too many of one, too little of the other — the defining struggle between traffic and time that bedevils America's goods-movement...
Jane’s Walk – Program
I'm writing to invite you to lead a Jane’s Walk and share your story about your neighborhood. As you already know, San José is a diverse, inspiring city with a rich history. Jane's Walk provides an engaging way to celebrate San José's past, present, and future. Last...