Walk-Bike News
City Begins Work On A New Active Transportation Plan
In January 2025, the city is kicking off a 13-month project to develop a new Cupertino Active Transportation Plan (ATP) in partnership with Alta Design. This new plan will guide the city’s efforts for the next few years to improve walking and cycling throughout the...
Regnart Creek Trail gets needed repairs
The Regnart Creek Trail (RCT) is a beautiful asset to the citizens of Cupertino that has proven extremely popular since opening. A recent survey of trail users by the City, using a video camera installed about 200 feet east of the Rodrigues Avenue entrance, confirmed...
WBC Welcomes New Cupertino Council Members
Following the November elections, the new Cupertino City Council was sworn in on December 12, 2024 at Cupertino Community Hall. Walk Bike Cupertino (WBC) congratulates newly appointed Cupertino Mayor Liang Chao, newly re-elected and newly appointed Vice Mayor Kitty...
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Update: No creek crossing on Stevens Creek Trail unimproved extension
A few weeks ago, we shared that there was a new pathway continuing the Stevens Creek Trail (SCT) across Stevens Creek Boulevard to Varian Park. Unfortunately, we "jumped the gun" a bit with our news. That pathway requires crossing Stevens Creek (the creek itself), but...
13-year Study Shows Only Separated Bike Lanes Improve Safety
WBC has discussed many times that "Class III Bike Infrastructure"--those with painted symbols and a sign--are not as safe for cyclists than separated bike lanes and trails. (See my posts here from 2019 and here from 2020). Now, a new 13-year study by the University...
Lessons the US could learn to reduce traffic fatalities
Surprisingly, Almost all developed nations have seen a decline in roadway deaths over the last decade, while the US has seen a 30% rise in roadway deaths. Many people attribute this to cellphone usage, and to high stress levels, but other countries have these issues...