Electric scooters offer a convenient mode of transportation for students, faculty, and visitors at many university campuses. However, the rules governing the use of electric scooters can vary based on university policy and local regulations.

At Georgetown University, the use of electric scooters follows the guidelines set by the university administration, aligned with the District of Columbia's regulations. The university prioritizes safety and accessibility on campus, so it's essential to stay updated with Georgetown University's Department of Public Safety or the Office of Transportation Management for the latest on electric scooter usage policies.

Typically, scooter riders are expected to abide by specific rules, such as wearing helmets, observing speed limits, parking in designated areas, and not riding on sidewalks where pedestrian traffic could be disrupted. Any changes to policies or additional restrictions can be communicated through official university channels. For the most current information, individuals are encouraged to directly consult Georgetown University's guidelines or contact the appropriate campus office.