Electric scooters have become a popular means of transportation across many college campuses. However, policies regarding the use of electric scooters can vary greatly from one institution to another. At Southern Adventist University, individuals considering the use of an electric scooter are encouraged to review the most current campus policies and regulations. These policies are designed to ensure the safety of all campus community members and to maintain an orderly campus environment.

To obtain the most accurate information on whether electric scooters are permitted, potential riders should directly contact the Southern Adventist University Campus Safety office or refer to the university's official transportation policies available on their website or through student handbooks. Universities often update their transportation guidelines to adapt to new technologies, environmental concerns, and trends among students. So even if electric scooters have not been historically permitted, policies may change to accommodate them in the future.

If allowed, users of electric scooters are usually expected to adhere to specific rules, such as wearing helmets, not operating scooters inside buildings, adhering to speed limits, parking scooters in designated areas, and not obstructing pedestrian traffic.

Before operating any motorized vehicles on campus, one should always ensure compliance with the latest university regulations, state laws, and the manufacturer’s operating instructions for the safety of oneself and others on campus.