Walk-Bike News
SCC Sheriff Q and A about enforcement and safety
In February, our Santa Clara County Sheriffs met with Safe Routes to School Working Group members to answer their questions about key traffic enforcement questions, especially around schools. Safe Routes to School Coordinators Birgit Werner and Chelsea Biklen...
A Leafy Goal for the Cupertino Urban Forest
New Proposed City Projects We Support The Cupertino City Work Program (CWP) outlines the top priorities for the city for the next two years. For the 2025-2027 time period, the City Council met from November 2024 to March 2025 to discuss, rank, and finalize project...
Why Cupertino Needs a Dedicated Bike Ped Commission
Cupertino is a community that values diversity in thought, culture, age, and identity. We celebrate major cultural festivals and host programs that support all ages and interests, for seniors, teens, hobbyists, dog lovers, the LGBTQ community, and more. When it comes...
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Cool new scooters and e-bikes for everyone
There's plenty of scootesr and e-bikes out there, but sometimes a standard one isn't what you are looking for. If you have specific criteria in your micromobility, or just want the latest thing, check out these scooters and bikes below. Update 3/10/23: A newsletter...
California Passed 15 Active Transportation Bills Last Year
The California legislature leaned hard in 2022 into making our state a more cyclist and pedestrian friendly state, though missed some opportunities that we hope will come back again. Below are some of the more noteworthy state transportation bills passed and missed in...
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...