Electric scooters have become a popular mode of transportation in many university campuses due to their convenience and low environmental impact. However, policies regarding their use can vary significantly from one institution to another.

At North Carolina Central University (NCCU), the use of electric scooters, just like any other mode of transportation, is subject to the university’s policies and local laws. Students and visitors should refer to the latest campus regulations regarding transportation options to understand the rules governing electric scooter use.

Campus safety protocols typically address the operation of such vehicles to ensure pedestrian safety and the proper flow of traffic. Furthermore, regulations may govern where electric scooters can be parked to prevent obstructions to walkways, doorways, and handicap-accessible areas.

For the most accurate information, those who are part of the university community or planning a visit should consult NCCU's official transportation guidelines or contact the university's Department of Transportation directly. This will help to confirm whether electric scooters are allowed, as well as provide an understanding of any restrictions or designated areas for their use on campus.