By Cory Thompson
“Micro-mobility”—electric bikes, e-scooters, and more—is trending rapidly in urban and suburban communities. In Fruita CO and Grand Junction CO, micro-mobility is emerging as a clean, cost-effective, and health-promoting transportation option.
As a local executive, I’m supporting infrastructure improvements—bike lanes, docking stations, and business incentives—that enable micro-mobility’s safe growth throughout our region. This shift offers modern mobility without compromising our Colorado outdoor way of life.
Why Micro-Mobility Works Locally:
- Cuts traffic and parking demand
- Encourages active, eco-conscious travel
- Opens new customer access for local businesses
Find local rollout initiatives at CoryThompsonFruitaCO.com and city reports at CoryThompsonGrandJunction.com.
Cory Thompson believes micro-mobility can help western Colorado remain vibrant, healthy, and connected.