Micromobility Devices

Approved on Campus Sidewalks

Image Device Type Description
Depiction of a bicycle Pedal Bicycle A traditional, human-powered bicycle propelled by the rider through pedals and a chain or carbon belt drivetrain. Does not include an electric motor.
Depiction of a pedal assist bicycle Pedal Assist Bicycle Also known as an e-bike, is a bicycle equipped with fully operable pedals and an electric motor that is less than 750 watts. Class 1: pedal assist up to 20 mph; Class 3 pedal assist up to 28 mph
Depiction of a skateboard Non-motorized micromobility Human-powered, nonmotorized personal transportation devices, including traditional skateboards, kick scooters, roller skates and similar devices.
Depiction of a Veo Cosmo Veo Cosmo An electric scooter offered through Veo's shared micromobility program. The Cosmo is a seated electric scooter designed for short-distance transportation and equipped with an electric motor.

Prohibited on Most Sidewalks

Throttle-driven devices must have a nominal power of 750 watts or less and a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph.

Image Device Type Description
Depiction of an Electric scooter Electric scooters Small, electrically powered personal transportation devices with a standing or seated platform and handlebars. Riders control acceleration and speed using a throttle.
Depiction of a Throttle driven bicycle Throttle driven bicycles Electric bicycles equipped with a motor that can propel the bicycle without pedaling through the use of a throttle.
Depiction of a Self-balancing device Self-balancing devices Devices with foot platforms that allow riders to move by shifting their weight, such as hoverboards, Segways, or Onewheels. These models can have one or two wheels and may have a handle or steering bar.
Depiction of an Electric skateboard Electric skateboards Skateboards equipped with an electric motor and battery that provide propulsion without requiring the rider to push off the ground.

Prohibited on Campus

Image Device Type Description
Depiction of an Electric motorcycle Electric motorcycles High speed electric devices with motors over 750 watts capable of speeds faster than 28 mph.
Depiction of an Electric unicycle Electric unicycles Single-wheel, self-balancing devices with foot platforms on either side of the wheel. Riders steer and control speed through body movements.
Depiction of a lightning bolt Non-compliant micromobility Any micromobility that has nominal power of 750 watts or more. Any micromobility with a maximum non-pedal assisted speed greater than 20 mph. Any micromobility that is not UL2272 or UL2849 certified.
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