Bike for Boba Community Project
Aiming to increase bike ridership among students and cut carbon emissions, the Bike for Boba community project started in Fall 2021 as part of a community initiative to help the environment. The leadership team of Walk-Bike Cupertino and the Monta Vista Interact Club worked together to host two events where boba and biking-related trinkets were given out to excited bikers on the Monta Vista campus. Many students had a great experience biking to school for the first time. Following the success of the first two events, Bike for Boba is now expanding to other high schools in Cupertino and we are planning to host district-wide events in the coming months. Check out the past Bike for Boba event recaps below.
Free Adult and Child Bike Safety Training at the NorthWest Y
The City of Cupertino is partnering with the Northwest Y and Walk-Bike Cupertino to offer family bicycle education! From 9 AM to 11 AM on September 22nd or 23rd, local kids aged 8 – 17 and an accompanying parent can learn the basics of bicycle street smarts at...
Safe Routes Sept Newsletter
Safe Routes says no to reintroduced late-start school bill
SB328 has again been reintroduced by Senator Portantino to the California State Legislature, after its narrow defeat last year. This bill would mandate that all secondary school start times move to 8:30am or later. Cupertino Safe Routes to School opposes this...

