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.
Bike Friendly Business of the Month: WOW Tea

Bike Friendly Business of the Month: WOW Tea

This month, let’s go to Wow tea! The coffee shop is located at 19505 Stevens Creek Boulevard just east of Main Street Cupertino. This won’t come as a surprise to our readers, but bike lanes make bike rides to local shops safer and more enjoyable, and so it was the...

Bridge work on Wolfe Road at I-280 begins

Bridge work on Wolfe Road at I-280 begins

Construction is now underway on a major rebuild of the Wolfe Road bridge over I-280, a project which should  improve safety and accessibility for people walking and biking on a very busy freeway interchange near Apple Park. The $124 million effort is led by the Santa...

Cupertino Safe Routes receives $163K OTC grant

Cupertino Safe Routes receives $163K OTC grant

Cupertino Safe Routes to School's 100th Working Group meeting. Coordinators Chelsea Biklen and Birgit Werner are in the first row on the far left and far right, respectively.Cupertino’s Safe Routes to School (SR2S) program recently received a Pedestrian and Bicycle...