The University of Pikeville (UPIKE) has specific regulations and policies concerning the use of electric scooters, bicycles, and other forms of personal transportation devices on campus. As campuses continue to evolve and integrate new technologies and modes of transportation, it is common for universities to establish guidelines that ensure the safety and well-being of all students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

To determine the current status of electric scooter usage at UPIKE, it is recommended to consult the latest university policies, which can typically be found on the University of Pikeville’s official website or obtained by contacting the university's Office of Student Affairs. These policies would include any rules and regulations pertaining to the operation, parking, and storage of electric scooters, as well as designated areas for their use.

In addition to university policies, local ordinances in the City of Pikeville may also affect the use of electric scooters on and around campus. Therefore, individuals should also be aware of local laws that govern the use of such devices on public roads and sidewalks.

By adhering to the established rules and regulations, users of electric scooters can contribute to a safe and harmonious campus environment. Those considering using electric scooters or similar transportation devices at UPIKE should take the initiative to become well-informed about the relevant policies to ensure compliance and the safety of the university community.