Electric scooter policies at universities can vary widely, and they are often updated to reflect safety concerns, changes in campus infrastructure, or advances in mobility technology. Gallaudet University, being a premier institution for the education of the deaf and hard of hearing, considers accessibility and safety in all of its policies.

Gallaudet University is situated in Washington, D.C., a city where electric scooters have become a popular mode of transportation. However, the university's official policy regarding the use of electric scooters on campus may be subject to administrative regulations and designated areas for riding and parking.

For the most accurate and current information, visitors, students, and staff are encouraged to consult Gallaudet University's official resources or contact the university's Department of Public Safety. The institution's official communications would provide guidelines on whether electric scooters are allowed, where they can be used, and any rules that pertain to their use, storage, and charging on campus grounds.

It is also important for electric scooter users to adhere to general safety practices, such as wearing helmets, being aware of pedestrians, and following any campus-specific traffic regulations. Users should ensure they are not impeding accessibility routes and that electric scooters are parked in designated areas to avoid creating obstacles for individuals with mobility devices or service animals.

For detailed and updated information regarding the use of electric scooters and other forms of personal transportation at Gallaudet University, direct inquiries to the appropriate department within the university is recommended.