Decsion Time for BRT
A comment: Decision Time for BRT on ECR. Rarely are proposals made capable of initiating a real change in direction. One such proposal is the current VTA recommendation to build a true Bus Rapid Transit line on El Camino in Sunnyvale. The proposal would provide real transit choice on El Camino by delivering reliable, frequent, cost-effective bus service; improving pedestrian safety and comfort; and providing bike lanes with one stroke. While VTA developed the proposal, it is up to the cities along the line to approve the project.
Sunnyvale City Council Study Session on Bus Rapid Transit Proposal
West Conference Room
City Hall
456 W. Olive Avenue
Sunnyvale Cool Newsletter: April 21, 2012
Sunnyvale Cool Activist NewsletterApril 20, 2012
Sunnyvale Cool General Meeting: Councilmember Moylan talks Bus Rapid Transit
tentative location: Sunnyvale Toyota, Second Floor Classroom
898 W. El Camino Real
El Camino Real between Mary and Hollenbeck/Pastoria
With Council poised to decide whether to okay a true bus rapid transit line on El Camino, with dedicated express bus lanes, or settle for incrementally improved bus service, Councilmember Moylan discusses the issue. Council's decision is scheduled for May 22.
Free film presentation: The Revenge of the Electric Car
Wednesday, April 18
6:45-8:30 PM
Sunnyvale Community Center, Neighborhood Room
550 E. Remington Drive, Sunnyvale
Bus Rapid Transit on El Camino Real Project Outreach/Discussion
1:30 PM OR 7:00 PM
Bus Rapid Transit on El Camino Real Project Outreach/Discussion
Tuesday, April 17; 7 p.m; Sunnyvale Community Center, 550 E. Remington Drive . Hosted by the City of Sunnyvale and Santa Clara County VTA
Sunnyvale Cool Newsletter: April 2, 2012
Sunnyvale Cool Newsletter March 29, 2012
Progress
Designing Healthy Communities FREE Mini Film Series: "Searching for Shangri-La"
This mini-series consists of two films from the 2012 PBS series, "Designing Healthy Communities." Hosted and narrated by Richard Jackson, MD, MPH, the films examine the link between our health and the way our communities — especially our suburbs — are designed. The films include inspiring American examples of communities choosing to change their built environment to make it healthier and more inviting.

