How We Make an Impact

Advocate to Local Government

We advocate to the City for safer streets for walking and biking. We work with school districts to educate and encourage students to walk and bike to school.

Community Engagement

We engage the community by keeping them informed of transportation projects and opportunities to get involved. We publish regular newsletters to keep everyone up to date.

Research and Share Information

We research transportation and street safety topics, share useful information with residents, and learn from successful approaches in other communities.

Join Us on a Journey Towards Walkable and Bikeable Streets!

Tell us about your biking and walking needs. Submit an article for our newsletter. Join us to make walking and biking safe in Sunnyvale.

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Rommy Kushner for Sunnyvale School District Board

Sunnyvale Safe Streets strongly endorses Rommy Kushner for Sunnyvale School District Trustee Area 3. From our interview with Rommy, we learned that she supports safe walking and biking for students to get to school. She says, "Walking and biking should be seen as a normal way to commute to school. We need to change the culture to include walking and biking. Where I grew up in Mexico, people went everywhere on foot. My children in Sunnyvale always walked to school." Her

Sunnyvale Safe Streets Board

Caltrans Wants to Hear From Sunnyvale about El Camino Real

El Camino Real connects Sunnyvale to many other cities on the peninsula. If you live, work, shop, walk, bike, or take transit along El Camino Real, Caltrans wants your opinion. Caltrans is developing a long-term plan for State Route 82 — better known as El Camino Real — from Palo Alto to San Jose. The goal is to identify transportation improvements for everyone who uses the corridor: people driving, walking, biking, and taking transit. This is a chance to tell Caltrans what y

Daria Mukhachova

The Arrogance of Space in Downtown Sunnyvale

Downtown Sunnyvale had a vision of serving people who live, work, and play there. But that vision is marred by a disproportionate amount of space allocated to cars. Devoting more space to people as the central focus, instead of to cars, will better serve the public and make our city welcoming and vibrant.

Daria Mukhachova

E-bikes and Youths

In recent years, e-bikes are coming under attack as the culprit for many crashes involving youths. But are e-bikes really the problem? The answer is: no.

Sharlene Liu

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Sunnyvale Safe Streets

How We Make an Impact

Advocate to Local Government

Community Engagement

Research and Share Information

Join Us on a Journey Towards Walkable and Bikeable Streets!

Rommy Kushner for Sunnyvale School District Board

Caltrans Wants to Hear From Sunnyvale about El Camino Real

The Arrogance of Space in Downtown Sunnyvale

E-bikes and Youths

Featured Articles

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How We Make an Impact

Advocate to Local Government

Community Engagement

Research and Share Information

Join Us on a Journey Towards Walkable and Bikeable Streets!

Rommy Kushner for Sunnyvale School District Board

Caltrans Wants to Hear From Sunnyvale about El Camino Real

The Arrogance of Space in Downtown Sunnyvale

E-bikes and Youths

Featured Articles

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