Electric scooters are a popular means of transportation in urban areas, and many college campuses have had to adjust their policies in response to the increased use of these devices. At San Diego State University (SDSU), electric scooters, along with other electric personal assistive mobility devices, bicycles, and skateboards, are generally permitted on campus. However, there are certain rules and regulations that govern their use to ensure safety and accessibility.

Riders must comply with California state laws and adhere to university policies regarding the operation of electric scooters on campus. This includes riding scooters only on designated pathways and areas, and not inside buildings or on pedestrian walkways crowded with students. Helmet use is strongly encouraged, and in some cases required, for riders' safety.

The university has also designated parking areas for electric scooters across the campus to prevent them from obstructing entrances, ramps, and pathways, which can be a concern for accessibility and safety. Improperly parked scooters may be impounded and fines imposed.

Usage policies may be subject to change, and students are encouraged to check the latest SDSU campus regulations regarding electric scooters and other personal transportation devices. It's always important for scooter users to stay informed about campus rules to ensure both their own safety and the safety of the campus community.