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Victory! It is because of supporters of the bike movement like YOU, that the Sunnyvale City Council voted to extend the Tasman Dr lane closure pathway until September 2022!!
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Victory! It is because of supporters of the bike movement like YOU, that the Sunnyvale City Council voted to extend the Tasman Dr lane closure pathway until September 2022!!

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Sunnyvale Proposes Multimodal Crossing of 101 and 237

The City of Sunnyvale hosted a “Community Kickoff” meeting to discuss a proposed Mary Avenue overcrossing of Highways 101 and 237 on Tuesday, January 17. SVBC helped spread the word about the project and attended the meeting to learn more.

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Support studying Vision Zero in Sunnyvale

Thanks to bike advocate and Sunnyvale BPAC member Kevin Jackson for sharing this call to action with the SVBC community. SVBC submitted a letter (PDF) to the Sunnyvale City Council about the proposed Vision Zero study issue last week.

You probably know about the Vision Zero program, but if not you can read about it here. An obvious question is: Why would anyone be against this? Beats me, but in Sunnyvale a proposal to study developing a Vision Zero plan needs council's vote of approval in a workshop this Friday. Some in the city don't see the value in a Vision Zero program, so I'm asking for your help to make it happen.

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