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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VTA BPAC Meeting Report (August 10, 2016)
By Gary Jones, Cupertino Bike Commission Representative Special announcement: Thank you James Wiant for your past service to the city of Cupertino on the VTA Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (“BPAC”). All in attendance at this month’s meeting extend their...
Protected bike lanes are good for cyclists — and public health
A cyclist bikes up North Figueroa Street between Avenue 52 and Avenue 56 in Highland Park on July 16, 2014. (Los Angeles Times) To the editor: About half of car trips in the U.S. are within easy bicycling distance of three miles, but only about 1% of trips are...
ACTION ALERT: $100M for Active Transportation Program
Hello Partners and Supporters of Biking, Walking & Trails! Urgent Action Alert: We’ve asked the legislature to increase the Active Transportation Program, the state’s only dedicated fund for biking and walking, by $100 million. The Assembly's proposed budget...