The owner of the personal conveyance vehicle is liable for all damages incurred including the cost of cut locks. Personal conveyance vehicles found in violation of this policy may be removed by campus officials.In the event of emergency evacuation personal conveyance vehicles will not be removed as this will impede the movement of people trying to exit the building.rooms occupied by (and designed for occupancy by) no more than one person. common areas as designated by the Office of Insurance, Loss Control & Claims or the campus police department, or b. If the building manager allows such larger personal conveyance vehicles inside a building, they can be placed only in: a.Bicycles, scooters, Segways, or other larger personal conveyance vehicles may only be brought inside buildings with the permission of the building manager or per campus policy.Personal conveyance vehicles outside of buildings must be parked so they do not in any way obstruct any sidewalk, street, path or other routes of pedestrian or vehicular traffic.Reckless or negligent operation of personal conveyance vehicles on any part of campus is prohibited. Operators must move at a safe speed and yield to pedestrians at all times.

The riding and use of personal conveyance vehicles is prohibited in all interior building spaces on all stairways, steps, ledges, benches, planting areas, any other fixtures and in any other posted area.This policy supplements other University and campus policies concerning where bicycles may be parked and only supersedes them when it is more restrictive.