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Safe Routes to School December Newsletter
Cupertino's Safe Routes to School group sends out a newsletter each month to update the community on events, initiatives, and more. For more information on Safe Routes, contact the City's Safe Routes Coordinator, Cherie Walkowiak, at saferoutes@cupertino.org. Click on...
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...
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[LA Times]Cyclists don’t follow the rules of the road? Maybe it’s time to change those rules
[Click to read this at LA-times] Like many bicycle commuters across America, Kurt Holzer looks at a stop sign and sees a suggestion rather than a command. If the intersection is clear and it’s safe to do so, he rolls right through, sometimes barely slowing down. This...