Communities Across The Country Taking On 'Micromobility' Issue

25 Nov 2025 | Abstracted from Press Reader

Concerns are rising over youth gaining access to e‑cycles and e‑mopeds capable of speeds above 20 mph. Safety advocates warn that without proper regulation and infrastructure, these vehicles pose risks in traffic and to riders themselves. Communities are weighing the health, mobility, and financial benefits of micromobility against the need for stricter age limits, speed controls, and education to ensure safe, equitable adoption.

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