The use of electric scooters on campus grounds often falls under Marymount University's transportation policies and guidelines. Prospective riders should refer to the most current directives provided by the university administration for details on permissible transportation methods on campus property. Typically, a university's policy would address where scooters can be ridden, where they should be parked, and the adherence to safety protocols.

Many educational institutions have adopted specific regulations to ensure the safety of pedestrians and to manage the flow of various modes of transportation throughout campus. Electric scooters, if allowed, may be subject to restrictions such as speed limits, designated parking areas, and helmet requirements. They may also be limited to certain areas of the campus to reduce potential conflicts with pedestrians and other vehicles.

It is imperative for anyone considering riding an electric scooter to Marymount University to review the student handbook or contact campus security for the latest information on electric scooter use. It’s also important to consider both local laws and campus rules, as city or municipal regulations on the operation of electric scooters may also apply.

For the most accurate and current information on electric scooter usage and regulations at Marymount University, it is recommended to consult the university's official transportation policy or contact the appropriate department responsible for campus safety and transportation management.