Electric scooters, also known as e-scooters, have been a topic of discussion and regulation on university campuses nationwide. At the University of North Texas (UNT), regulations regarding the use of electric scooters are established to ensure the safety of both riders and pedestrians while maintaining a smooth flow of campus traffic.

Students, faculty, staff, and visitors at UNT are typically allowed to use electric scooters as a mode of transportation on campus. However, users must adhere to specific guidelines outlined by the university to operate e-scooters responsibly.

The University of North Texas may require e-scooter users to follow rules that include but are not limited to:

- Riding scooters on designated paths or lanes, and avoiding pedestrian-only areas.
- Parking scooters in designated areas to prevent obstruction of walkways, building entrances, or accessibility ramps.
- Following traffic laws and campus regulations, such as speed limits and yielding to pedestrians.
- Wearing helmets and other safety gear while operating an electric scooter, as recommended or required by the university.

Since policies can fluctuate due to safety concerns, infrastructure changes, or administrative decisions, individuals should consult the most recent UNT transportation or campus safety notifications for the current electric scooter policies applicable to the University of North Texas campus. This will help ensure compliance with campus rules and local laws, and foster a safe and cooperative campus environment.