Bike paths in San Jose are getting a facelift, just as more and more workers are considering commuting by bicycle as a way to beat rising gas prices.
“I live in downtown San Jose. I work 8 miles north and it’s beautiful,” said Michael, who was riding on the Guadalupe River trail on Friday.Mountain View Police Investigate Death of Los Altos High Student as Possible Fentanyl Overdose
With gas prices soaring, the city wants to remind drivers that its network of bike paths can be a commute alternative. But there is no quick fix for some of the biggest obstacles bike riders face: unhoused people’s tents and property sometimes blocking the paths.
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