Electric scooters, as a modern form of transportation that can provide convenient and eco-friendly travel options for students and faculty, may be used for commuting to HEC Montréal. However, to maintain safety and accessibility for everyone on campus, electric scooters must be used in accordance with the rules and regulations set by the institution.

To ensure safety and non-disruption of campus activities, electric scooters might not be permitted to be ridden inside buildings, near pedestrian zones, or in other areas where their use could pose a risk to public safety or impede foot traffic. Secure and designated parking areas are typically provided for such alternative transportation modes, helping to keep walkways and entryways clear.

HEC Montréal encourages a sustainable approach to campus transportation. Users of electric scooters are expected to follow the same road rules as cyclists, which includes yielding to pedestrians, obeying traffic signals, and wearing helmets where mandated by local law.

For the most up-to-date information regarding the use of electric scooters on the campus, individuals should consult the official HEC Montréal guidelines or contact the campus services directly. Adherence to campus policies and local laws ensures a safe and harmonious environment for the whole community.