The convergence of two critical crises is reshaping how we think about education, safety, and youth development. As Generation Z enters...

Micro-mobility injuries among children under 15 more than doubled in 2024, with an 80% increase between 2023 and 2024 creating an urgent safety crisis[2][1]. Schools in Florida and Illinois have begun implementing bike and e-scooter safety programs directly into middle and high school curricula, recognizing that safety education offers far more than injury prevention[

The teenage years represent a unique period of brain development that creates both opportunities and vulnerabilities when it comes to...

The legal landscape for electric micro-mobility is completely different. These aren't toys—they're vehicles that can reach speeds of 20-28 mph. That's why nearly every state has laws governing who can ride them and where.

Remember when you were a teenager, cruising around the neighborhood on your trusty bicycle with those metal pedals that seemed specifically engineered by vengeful shin-hating scientists?