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Featured Rider Sustains Injury

Colt Weber, a Via rider living in Estes Park, has had severe hearing and vision losses since birth, and has been legally blind since a blood hemorrhage took his remaining sight in 2012. He relies on Via almost daily for work, shopping, medical appointments and entertainment.

On the evening of December 30, 2022, Colt was hit by a car on a snowy evening while walking with his dog Pete. This setback increases Colt’s reliance on Via for accessible transportation, an avid hiker who values his independence. We are grateful we can support him during his recovery. 

Colt is featured in Via’s Portraits of Ability, an exhibit of “portrait-stories” on display at Via’s headquarters in Boulder. His portrait showcases his independent and outgoing personality and love of outdoor recreation. He has worked hard for a rewarding career in outdoor education and a rich life full of hiking and climbing mountains.

If you would like to support medical expenses for Colt’s recovery, please visit the GoFundMe page created by his friends:

 

About the Author

Esther Concha

Esther Concha is the Senior Communications and Development Specialist at Via Mobility Services, where she has dedicated over 20 years to advancing the organization’s mission through strategic storytelling, donor engagement, and community outreach. With a strong background in communications, development, and digital media, Esther plays a key role in shaping Via’s voice and vision—highlighting the impact of accessible transportation for older adults, people with disabilities, and others in need. Her work reflects a deep commitment to equity, inclusion, and the belief that mobility is essential to independence and quality of life.

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