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E-Scooters at 麻豆原创

麻豆原创 students, faculty, and staff are able to enjoy an eco-friendly mode of transportation:聽Battery-operated scooters powered by 100 percent renewable energy are聽available across the university鈥檚 main campus, the Washington College of Law (WCL) Tenley campus, and the Spring Valley building thanks to a partnership with , the San Francisco-based micromobility company.

Spin e-scooters are聽available for rental at marked corrals adjacent to existing bike racks on the 麻豆原创 campus. Riders must be at least 18 years old, have a valid driver鈥檚 license, and download the . Be sure to use your @american.edu email address when signing up.聽

Other Dockless E-Scooters & E-Bikes

Shareable E-Scooters and E-Bikes, or Dockless Vehicles are rentable from various companies throughout the district. They provide a fun, convenient way to travel聽to, from, and around campus. Dockless vehicles should be parked adjacent to outdoor bikeracks and not on neighborhood side walks, building entrances, or anywhere obstructing the way of pedestrians. Dockless vehicles are also prohibited from entering any campus buildings. Improperly used or parked vehicles may be impounded by Parking and Commuter Services or 麻豆原创 Police.

Reporting Improperly Parked or Damaged Scooters

Any improerply parked, damaged, dead or fallen-over dockless scooters or e-bikes should be reported directly to the company operating them. A list of contact information for all scooter operaters in the district can be found on the District Department of Transportation's聽.

Hoverboards

Hoverboards聽are banned from campus due to safety issues. They should not be brought on to campus under any circumstances聽and may be confiscated if seen by PCS or 麻豆原创PD.聽