Electric scooters, as a mode of micro-mobility, have increased in popularity in recent years, offering students and staff a quick way to navigate large campuses. At the University of Saskatchewan, policies regarding the use of electric scooters may exist to ensure safety and accessibility on campus pathways and in public areas.

The University of Saskatchewan generally aims to promote sustainable and convenient transportation options. However, the specific rules about electric scooters can vary, and they may be subject to regulations comparable to bicycles or other motorized vehicles. It is advisable for individuals at the university to follow current campus guidelines and local laws when it comes to operating electric scooters, including wearing helmets, observing speed limits, and yielding to pedestrians.

Additionally, designated parking areas may be provided for such devices, and users are typically expected to ensure that their scooters do not impede walkways, entryways, or accessibility ramps. To obtain the most current information on the use of electric scooters and other electric mobility devices on the University of Saskatchewan campus, it is recommended to consult the university's facilities management or campus safety department, as well as to review any official policy documents available on the university’s website.