Electric scooters, a convenient mode of transportation in urban areas, can be used by students and staff to commute to NSCAD University. However, the university requires that all electric scooters, like any other vehicles, adhere to the local laws and ordinances set forth by the city of Halifax, where NSCAD University is located.

The use of electric scooters on sidewalks is generally prohibited to ensure pedestrian safety. Scooter riders are encouraged to use bike lanes and roads where it is safe and legal to do so. When arriving on campus, riders are expected to park their electric scooters in designated areas, ensuring that they do not obstruct walkways, entrances, or emergency exits.

It is important for users to check with the university for any specific guidelines or designated parking areas for electric scooters. Campus safety regulations require that riders operate their vehicles responsibly and in a manner that does not compromise personal safety or the safety of others.

Users must also be aware of the local government's regulations regarding electric scooters, such as speed limits, required safety equipment, and any restrictions on where they can be ridden or parked. Compliance with these rules contributes to a safe and orderly campus environment for all members of the university community.

For the most current information regarding the use of electric scooters at NSCAD University, individuals should consult the university's official policies or contact the campus security office. These resources will provide guidance on the appropriate use of electric scooters on campus, as well as updates on any changes to these policies.