Electric scooters, as a form of personal transportation, are becoming increasingly popular in urban environments and college campuses. However, the regulations surrounding the use of electric scooters vary by institution and by location.

National Louis University, with its urban setting in Chicago and other campus locations, does not have a broadly publicized, universal policy regarding electric scooters that applies to all of its campuses. Local campus rules may adhere to the ordinances and regulations of their respective cities.

In Chicago, where the main campus of National Louis University is located, electric scooters are legal as part of the city's shared mobility pilot programs and personal electric scooters are often used as a means of transportation. The city has specific rules where these scooters can be operated, such as on the street and bike lanes, rather than on sidewalks.

For those who wish to bring electric scooters onto National Louis University's campus, it is recommended to check the latest updates from university administration or campus security. Universities often address such topics in their campus safety guidelines or transportation sections of their student handbooks. They may have specific areas designated for parking and may restrict usage in certain zones for safety reasons.

It's also important to respect the safety and comfort of pedestrians on campus by riding responsibly, parking in the appropriate areas, and following any institutional guidelines that may be in place. If in doubt, individuals should reach out directly to campus support services to get the most accurate and up-to-date information on the use of electric scooters at National Louis University.