Electric scooters provide a convenient and eco-friendly means of transport, and many academic institutions have considered their use on campus carefully. At Princeton University, the use of electric scooters is generally permitted, with the understanding that all riders must adhere to the university's policies and local laws regarding the operation of such vehicles.

For the safety and well-being of all campus community members, electric scooter riders are expected to follow the same rules as bicyclists. This includes yielding to pedestrians, using bike lanes where available, and parking the scooters in designated areas to avoid obstructing walkways, access ramps, or building entrances.

The university also encourages the safe use of electric scooters by recommending the use of helmets and other protective gear. Riders should also be mindful of the speed of their scooters, especially in areas with high pedestrian traffic, to prevent accidents.

It is important for electric scooter users at Princeton University to remain updated on any policy changes. As campus policies can evolve, scooter users should regularly check the university's official communications or transportation services updates for the most current regulations regarding the use of such devices on campus grounds.