At North Greenville University, policies regarding the use of electric scooters, along with other personal transportation devices, are designed to ensure the safety and well-being of all students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Regulations are subject to periodic review and updates to adapt to the evolving campus environment and ensure that they align with the university's operational considerations and safety standards.

Although specific rules can change, electric scooters may be allowed on campus with certain restrictions to promote safety and minimize potential conflicts with pedestrians and vehicular traffic. Users of electric scooters are often required to adhere to guidelines that could include wearing helmets, operating the scooter at reasonable speeds, and parking in designated areas to avoid obstructing walkways and building entrances.

For accurate and current information regarding the use of electric scooters at North Greenville University, consult the latest edition of the university's student handbook or contact the university's Campus Security or Student Services offices. These sources will provide the most up-to-date details on policies, including the use of electric scooters and other mobility devices on campus.