Electric scooters are considered a convenient and sustainable form of transportation by many, and universities across the United States have been integrating them into their transportation ecosystems in various ways. The University of Texas at Arlington, recognizing the growing popularity of these vehicles, has policies in place to regulate the use of electric scooters on campus to ensure safety and maintain order.

The regulation of electric scooters at The University of Texas at Arlington is subject to change as campus needs evolve and as policy adjustments are made in response to usage patterns and safety assessments. As such, individuals looking to use electric scooters on campus should consult the university’s official policies and guidelines for the most current information. These policies typically outline where scooters can be parked, the areas of campus that are designated for scooter use, speed limits, and safety measures such as the use of helmets.

Given the dynamic nature of campus policy with respect to micromobility devices, including electric scooters, users must stay informed about the university’s current stance and comply with any operational guidelines, safety requirements, and designated parking locations to avoid fines or penalties.

Students, staff, visitors, and community members are encouraged to check with The University of Texas at Arlington's Transportation Services or consult the campus safety resources for up-to-date information on the status of electric scooter use and the specific policies governing their operation on campus grounds.